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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-03

fnAiW htAyr 'nKAnNAsA,
North llmnm Nuutht llo1p. m,
For lQ'lW MIgfRal Ign, cali un
a. W. THOMAS fiCRpt AGENT
c, ORR, zen, Pass Agent
Kansas city, M6.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-11
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 10-Pig iron, dull.
Coy -. Dun: lake brokers. Sti >1.
TIT. dull. straits. >i3 f0ul3 5; plates
Speiter. quiet at s. lo0l 12l.
Lead. tirm.r. spot io-- @ inu3 %; bra
ktrs markg, strong at So ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-11

Steamer "TIEGINIA. = 5. Calhoun
master. +. d. Kerr. Clerk. Every sun
ut ~. mn KEYSTONE STATE. Chas. W
Knox. Master. Dan. Lacey Clerk. Every
stsIr5er HUDSON. Fobt. r. Agnew.
Master. James A't-dN-ti' eiefk. Every
Thursday. s a M.
Far fra.rht or passage telephone G30
CROCEABD O. BOOTH.
f.a1 Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-11

CHICAGO March l0.-Wheat opened
weak to-day ard after "a temporary snort
rails u.1am. heavy again and closed al a
e decline. Part OF the weakness was
due % the Hue weather and part 10 JIt
strong British c0usols. which temparorlly
Ci .lted ,l= idea OF European war; All
%. Other markets shared IN the weakness
OF wheat corn declining l4c and oats SC
Provisions closed unchanged 70 sc lower
Cash quotations We're as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-11
EAMBOATS.

JOIN J. ARCHER, @. p. A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-11

Extra o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 600 @
HvuQ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q -. gag /.
Mtalen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES it'il p,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-11

The mark, was I'M fair supply and rea-
sonable demand and ruled higher. consid-
ering The quality. which was only ordi-
nary. The offerings being confined entirely
20 State cattle Among the receipts were
3s5 head for 5Xpopt by steamship Assyrian
for EIlennM
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-11
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co


Via =. c. C&SLL.lt.
Pittsburg. Ia...LN.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16
WHERE ARE WE Ar2

Report OF Outstanding County Orders Made TO
the County Board.
We give below the synopsis OF a report
of the unpaid county orders now out.
standing up To the 18th day Of Oct,
1897, which shows that the iloating
debt is in the ncishborhood Of S30, 900.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16

borne 10y the society. The board grant
oil the request The next order Of busi-
ness was that oi euializing the assess-
inent of the different townships for the
levy OF the state ,,nl county mx. The
board went into ~ committee OF the
whole aud in "A short time reported
back that an agreement had
been renched. We give the equalized
amounts under another hending in this
issue. The question: then being upon
the adoption oi the equalization as re-
ported back by the committee, the
roll was called aud the result showed
that Six had voted Tor the adoption aud
two against.
G. r. Roberts appeared before the
board and asked thnt the board in
struct the clerk Ia draw an order f,T
the amount Of interest due nnd pnid by
him on the note held by the First Ma
iional Bank Of Chicago, which re-
quest was granted
The session Thursday forenoon was
devoted principally to finishing up work
upon the roll-. M saiisinctury stnte-
lnent had been received from the coun'
~ treasurer, although the bonrd had
requested that one he made, ~ IA resul-
luton was adopted instructing the clerk
To notify the treasurer that they would
convene again upun the 4th day pI
January next, ut which time they would
demand "A report from him ia full of the
financial condition ~ the county.
There being NO further business before
the bonrd IL motion To adjourn was
carried.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16
ResoIu.Ions of cond ,Ienoe

WI .REAs, Il has p'ea,cd the Almighty IN his
All -wl-e ind nent 90 visit upon our worthy
brother. Knirht Chas. u. Kirby and h,mIly oi
Green Ray, wi-consiln, "A brreNvsmf by TAX
ing from them - KIND, loving wife and mother.
Bn IT RESoLvED. by the members OF Ccy~ta
Falls I.oden No. i2s X OF =. assembled at their
regular convocttlon u Castle Hall this 'iitt
day Of October 1897 that we express our most
heartfelt sympathy 20 our Brother knight and
his family OF nnc children In their present sa'
ralgmity aud most kindly remind them thai
the Almighty nllastissth those whom he iovcth
BE II FuHWEa REsnIvEn. that these rcsnln
tions be pl,,o Il upon the rrcords OF our lpda
p1d copy thercof forwarded o. our Drulhei
Knight Chas. u. Kirby.
VA 7 rCI.LY,
r. HpvEH. co nmt tee.
WI, 4. Ng,uIrT,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16
THE PARKS MERCANTILE
COMP ANY.

Dan Mckinnon from Iron liver, Geo. u.
Crippcn from Stnmhnuph, Adolph
Forsborg from Bates, Thohurn Gibson
from Amnsa and Geo. Mass from Nuns.
field
They are offering extraordinary bnr-
gains in inll and winter goods at Tie
Fair just now.
The iiremen are preparing TO give the
Grcntest dance OF the seuson Thinks.
giving eve.
Mrs, petcr McRny, OF Escnnnhn, Il
writing her sister, Mrs. X. T.. Mcdonnell.
Harry Work made us his customary
sixty days visit last Monday.
Thomas Scndlen went TO Milwaukee,
lnst Monday on business.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16

CITIES ARE LIABLE.

II They Pail TO Enforce Health Board
Regulations.
A Lansing dispatch under The dnir II
Oct I | SAYS II hnn come to not see uf
the state board 81 health that la -otus
plnc,.r, noticenbly Dciruit and Grand
Rapids, the locnl health olIicer> aud
bunrl- ARE nepcclinr tu onIorrr tie mw
with reference tu some dbsen-cr. For
this reason the upiniun wHr officially ~.
prcsscd hy resolution nt the hoar,l'r
last meeting. That IN case ~ such q Ills.
cHHe NJ Hcntlrt lever of Incnsler. duly
rpnrtcd To- tina lucnl bumr,l. " the hwHlth
uiliciHls inIl tn give public noti,r ~ m-
I,rted plnc,r,' ~ the law rqnrr. and
- ,ioath results frum eXpns,lr g., the
,lirraHe Ia rucl an inherited plncr which
hnd BEEN rcpnrie,l. the city h legally
and properly liable for damages
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16
DIR. HuLsr CHOSEN.
Ensient Superintendent OF the Pewabie Mines
20 Manage the Carnegie Minea

EmsIent Superintendent OF the PewAbie Mines
TO MaHage the Carnegie Minea.
DR., Nelson l.. Hulst oi Milwaukee.
superintendent ol the Pewabic mine ut
Iron Mountain. has been appointed
superintendent Of the Oliver Mininecnm.
pany, the organization which controls
'thc iron mines which have iust been -
cured by Andrew Carnegie. Dr. lluld
il IN iron expert, aud Is we'll pn4trl uu
Lake superior iron property. H. aud
w. j. Olcott, IN olIlccr nf the company,
hive just returned from a tuur 81 iusprt'.
tinn al the mines now controlled 10y the
company. DR.. Hul-t will have charge
Of he whole property, but ne changes
arc contemplated ia suporintendence AT
the various mines.
IL Is reported TINT Mr.. Carnegie Is NJ
the head uf the plan 20 build n new mil.
road from the Nnrrio and Til,lcn mines
on tho Gugubic range to Ashland At
present the ore ~ these miucr is rhipp,tl
over tho Northwestern and the Wircon.
ain Central roadr Ia Ashland. The dis.
ttnce IL about iiiiy miles, nnd wrrr Car.
utgir 90 uwn his own rOnd.it wuud nut
hnu in a lar better position To control
the iron market.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16

~ viii bc scen from tlle alr,vv that
thn total nr-crscd valuation 81 the coun-
~ ~ 81 ,0DT 800 while this valuation
hhs been raised ia the equalization 10
81, 10000. OF this raise Atkinson
gets Sli0,l10.OO nnd Dntes ST5,2Ii %
ihr other incrnser bomg amnll unrs
Eryrlnl Falls gets the brnoHt 81 the
rrrnieSt reduction so. ii3OO with
lltmHtitc cloec second ut Sai .s97 .Wp
and Smmlnugh comes in Tor S25. 200 90
u will alsn lc Seen That cryztal falls
township i- n--er,Apl ncnrcr u, the ca-l,
vnlm thnn my other i"Nn-hh, ~ the
county aud ID deserving ol ihs leduc-
iion she received
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16
AsIr WAS Anp ASST is.

The asseaSed and the Equalirsd Valuation OF
Iron County.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16
Asked To Observe PRISON sunday.

The -tnte bnnrl 80 cnrrrcih,n And
chnrItnr- linS ias,nsl - circular asking al
clcfgytnen ~ the state lo "l,rrvr pris,n
sunday, OrtulRr -, 10y Dreneliae rer-
mon IN the iutr,Ht oI prison rrLmln and
the pfeveution ~ crime. On thnt day
nr snmc pr'xinntr SUNDAY. u nH.,s rvn-
venisni, they ARE r,,I,~rt'-I "a iis.est
io their people the prison q.ssslA,s IN
some Oi - many important phases.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16
SHOES.

Ladies' shoes, button and laced
my already low prices, I'll 90
and l.75. Sale price. 81 90
The celebrated Greedamore,
n mems best working shoe, sold
y all season for $l.75. Sale
price. ...........,.., ....N. oo
Royal, second TO the former,
cant be surpassed by anything
Tor wear, former price 81 30.
Sale price. .......... 49,. 81. III
Infants good shoe for. 22c.
Boys Rochester shoe, with and
withou heels, Sizes 8 TO II,
9Oc; l24 To 2............ y 81. III
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16
UNDERWEAR.

In underwear for ladies,
gentlemen, misses and children
will outdo all previous sales.
Ladies fine ribbed vests -. 15c
Ladies' extra good cafnels hair
vest or pants ........., 4oc
Mems natural Random shirts and
daawers, each. ......... 33c
fen's all wool shirts and draw
ers, worth 75c each. Sale
price. .............. .Ooc
Extra good fleece lined shirts
. and drawers, each h........ 45c
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16

1t will be- seen that the lloating debt
of this county ON Jan. /, 1897. was
S3S ,O6673 while on Oct. 18th il
amounted 10 only $j0.S5i.l3 this being
a reduction IN the last niue months oi
nearly SS,O0O0O. When il * olnsid.
cred that the county tnX raised last yonr
amounted To but 81 2S,0OO.00 and in.
clutling the county road tax Of $l.STJ.-
81 to hut So $40 81 the rcdurtion
makes a yory crcdititblc showing.
Going back to lam LIST, 1898, we find
thnt the amount uf outstanding orders
at that date was S53,SiSSt, which
makes u decrease ut S32,0Oi.7t IN the
pist twenty-five months. During the
intervening time there hus lrcn rnircd
for tho years 1895 md 1896 $5G.S7I..
80 in the county aud county rond nxes
and there hns been ISSUED in the inter.
vening time about $4,000 dollars in
orlcrs iur all purposes.
The current expenses Of this county az
near ns we can learn are ns follows.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16

II will To- sccn, than, that the tax of
So 10000 which has been raised this
year will Nipc out the entire floating
indebtedness of the county. Tint wns
the i,lea in the minds 81 the members oi
the county board when they voted that
tax
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16
YARN.

You all know that woolen yarn
has advanced and is still rising.
My prices have not advanced one
cent as yet and will not as long
as the present supply lasts.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16

An unprecedented Offering OF
shawls. dress goods, blankets.
comforters, shoes. linens, mems,
Aoys' and youths clothing. A
all line of furnishing goods for
ladies and gentlemen.
Rare Offering for ten days,
commencing
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29
IN BERKELEY.

a regular meeting OF the Town Coun-
GU was held last night with Capt. NJ. G.
keeling in the chair and the following
members present: Messrs. MILESTONE.
Williams
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Mr. Rockefeller. of the special COM
mittee appointed TO ascertain the cost
OF the electric light plant, reported pro-
gresS.
MIR. Jones, of the Public Property Com
mittee. reported that II would cost about
Ss0O TO refit and furnish the Council
char ber.
The report was adopted and the Per-
manent Improvement Board will be In
structed TO have The work done.
Mr.. Jones. who was appointed to meet
committee from Norfolk and Ports
mouth III the interest of harbor improve
ments. reported that he had met, tho
committee and that the town would be
expected TO appropriate $500 annually to
defray expenses of the committeeman
In the discharge of the duties that he
may have TO perform. The report was
received and appropriation laid oyer for
further action.
On motion. adjourned.
The funera! of Mr.. James Walker will
take place this afternoon at 5 O'Clock
from the Berkeley Avenue Baptist
church.
In our report Of January 9th our re-
port read that IAN effort was being
made by some of the cid members OF
T!dewater Council. Jr. o. u. a. Me-
chanics, TO meet at Pythian hall. We
have been requested by members of
the order to state that there is no dis
cord in Underwater Council and tho
council now being organized is an en-
tirciy new organization. Tidewater
Council. Jr. o. u. A. Mechanics. is In
| most nourishing condition, with 12(
members on roll.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29
srrREME sarnr orArrE,Is.
"A aarGc Number Of Decisions Handed
DnAn HCkirrnnN

Richmond, Va. Jan. 2S-The Supreme
Court CT Appeals to-day handed down
Two Important opinions in the cases of
Nunnally and others VS.. Straus and
others. Judge Harrison's opinion was
concurred in by Judges RELY and Card
well.
THIS case has to do with the affairs
o! the York Steel and Iron company,
WINCH was Incorporated in this State In
1870, R!chmond men being the incorpora-
tors. to develop York county, S. c.
The plaintiffs endcavored In the Chan
Gerry Court To secure settlement of
their Gains against the company and
to compel the subscribers for stock TO
pay The balance due. The court sus-
tanned 4 demurrer TO the bill.
Judge Harrison's opinion overrules
the demurrer and orders n new trial.
Judges Buchanan and Keith dissent.
In the case of the city OF Petersburg
vs.. Cooke the court decided that q law
yer must pay license tax imposed by
city even il he did not live In it. Judge
Clrtiwell wrote the opinion.
Other opinions were as follows:
BY Judge John w. .ely--Drumwrigh
VS.. IItc. Circuit Court of Franklin
county; affirmed.
by Judge r. II. Cardwell-Snunders
vs.. Prunty. Circuit Court OF Franklin
county: affirmed.
BY Judge John a. Northumberland
son Us. Smith, Chancery Court city OF
Richmond; affirmed.
BY Judge George NJ. lIarrison--Rus-
sell Creek Coal company vs. Wells. Cir
cult Court OF Wise county; writ OF error
and supersedcas.
Anderson, etc. VS.. Preston Land COM
pany. Circuit Court OF Roanoke county
appeal and superscdeas.
Max Meadows Land and Improvement
company vs.. Bridges ct a., Circuit Court
Of Wy!he; appeal and supersedeas.
Trimble VS.. Trimble. Circuit Court OF
Grayson county; appeal and superse.
IDEAS.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
company VS.. Goode Ell ais, Circuit Cour
of FauQuler county; writ of error ant
supersedeas.
Mutual Life Insurance company vs
Rutherford. Law and Equity Court cit,
| of Richmond; writ OF error and super
| sedcaS.
Fowlkes' administrators VS.. Norfolk
and Western Railroad company. Circuit
Court of Nottoway county; witt OF error
refused.
Sonner rs. Hedgecock. Circuit Court Of
refused.
Horton VS.. Brown ct ais. Circuit
Court of Wise county; appeal refused.
Duval VS.. Hickman Manufacturing
company. Circuit Court of Russell coun-
ty: appeal refused.
sims vs. iyree, petition 10 renear; pc
t!iion refused.
Tlnbull VS.. Mann, petition to rehear
refused.
Winter VS.. Southern Lean and Invest
ment company, petition TO rehear; re-
fused.
Banner VS.. Rosser. order dismiss,ne
cause set aside and cause reinstated OF
docket at Wythevile.
Ross administrator va. Hughes ad-
min.sirator, argued Ivy Marius Jones fol
appellant, ana John II. Donovan and c
+. Carey for appellces. and submitted
The next cases la be- called are Nos
80 and so. Baltimore Steam Packet com
pany IS. Williams and New York. Phila-
delphil and Norfolk Railroad company
vs.. same.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29
FOB SIGNALING NIGHT.
Discovery Which will he az Grcot
value to Mnrntimc Iut.rcsts

new invention by which ships at
sea are enabled to signal TO each other
a. niEn' mas Just been given success
iul test In New York harbnr.
me ordinary flags of the International
CODE are used, being made visible by
electrical search lights or flare lights. di-
ship displaying them.
rms discovery will In the opinion of
experts be of !ncalculahle value. par
tcn.ariy In rendering aid to distressed
vessels. which might be otherwise passed
by I'm the darkness
Mr. Nj. B. Crowell agent OF the old
Dominion Steamship company here Is of
thc opinion that although the invention
VIII be but little used in the cuastwise
slrvice. Il viii be of great value to the
shipping world In preventing accidents
or rendering succor To distressed ships.
Admiral Bunce. of the North Atlantic
squadron, says ii has not been SUM-
GENTLY tested as yet 10 warrant an ex-
preston of opinion.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29
a rooTrAn rnon.nlY DROWNED
Ac Jumped Overheard to Avoid Cnp.
turc.

On Tuesday night Mr.. Robert Bidgood.
a well-known trucker on Western
branch. while on his way home. was
help up by negro footpad when near
the Western Branch draw bridge Mr.
Eidgood was unarmcd. but succeeded in
frightening the negro off, and called at
the home of Mr.. John Thompson. n
county constable. and the two men went
in search of the darkey. Mr.. Bidgood
giving Mr.. Thompson description of
the man. They drove down to the bridge
together and saw q negro standing
thereon.
The two kept on over the bridge Mr..
thompson returned on foot to where the
negro was. and when he got close up 10
him he struck a match and looked In
the negrns face and SAID. You are the
man want" al the same Time reaching
out TO seize the negro. The man ran and
Mr.. Thompson shot at him Severa! times,
and the fugitive finding that his pursuer
was too close. he jumped over the rail-
ing into the water and is supposed to
nave been drowned as nothing has been
seen or heard Of him since. though MIR.
BidSood and the constable made the
most careful search for him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29
Al Rad OFF A. EVER.
Tic Three Friends nnd Dnuuticss
snnnnI E.cnNr IIOrf.

Jacksonville. Fla. Jan 2S.--Now that
the steamers Three Friends and Daunt-
ginning to experience Just as much
trouble as formcrlJ i'm going in and out
Of the river on legitimate towing and
wreckinE trips. thc vessels 10 not have
TO clear at the Custom House for orlin-
arv coastWisc ri IS II to engage in the
iwrecking businnss nut still the officers
IN command or the cruiser NaNvarl.
and the dispatch loat Do!pnin will not
allow either the Three Friends or the
Dauntless 10 go out Of sight of the st.
johns bar unless special permission Is
received from Washington.
The captains end owners of both
steamers made request of the CnlIec-
tor of Customs this morning Tor permits
sion TO so on wr"cEiaS and towing
business along The coast. The Coll34or
informed them .ha: he had nothinSst0
do with the ma .tcr. as the b)a;s could
GO where they pleased except 10 a sfar-
eisn port or into forsisu y a,era. witb-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29
AFtGI.r WITH nIHEI.S.
4 Stubborn Engagement of Which
Spanish Arc az Usual.

Havana. Jan. 2S.-Col. Zabalza, with
his column left san lose De Las LaIas
in the province of Havana, for the pur-
nose of making q reconnaissance. In
the Chavez hills the column met the
combined rebel parties of Castillo and
other leaders. who received the troops
with heavy fire OF musketry. The
rebels then deployed and the positions
they took cut off the retreat of the
troops.
Col Zahalza ordered n cavalry charge
which the rebels resisted with remark
able strength. but they were finally
driven away. leaving on the field Sc
Of their dead, all Of whom had been
Killed hy the machctes of the cavalry
The troops had six men wounded
General Wcylcr. according to the last
reports. is ut Caimitai. near the Hama
bana river on the border OF the Matan-
Zas and Santa Clara provinces.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29
PORTSMOUTH NEWS

popularity of The Virgin.an, gave up
and came back without waiting for the
notice to appear.
a party of skaters VIII leaye w. n.
whites store this morning at 8 O'Clock
Tor Shea; pond.
In another column Mr. w. N. White
gives notice that he has a large s:o:k
of skates for sale cheap
Mrs. 5. 5. Ames is critically Ill at her
husbands residence. on the corner OF
Court and County streets.
John Taylor. colored. was tiled for
hou ;ebreaking IN the County Court yes
terday, and was acquitted.
Abraham Brown, colored. was commit
ed 10 the county jail for five days yes
,erday Tor being nuisance.
The meeting at Owens Memorial
church Is drawing large numbers night
~. Inc aiiaE Is crowded nightly.
Cards are out 70. the marriage OF Mr..
Richard Ernest King to Miss Mary lr-
win Rowan. on Thursday, February 4th.
Attention Is called to the ad. OF lost
cape. the finder will be rewarded If
ne leaves the same at the Bank OF Ports
mouth.
Attention Is called to the ad. of w. e.
Vtrneison d Co.. in which they offer
storm caps from % cents to half dol
la. Other goods In prop PORTION.
The license of John Loomis. at the
Driving Park. was transferred In the
County Court yesterday 10 County
street. between Goodwin and Blount.
The Portsmouth Rifle company had
q large crowd at their NEE ing last night
This company seems TO have taken on
new life, and is increasing rapidly in
membership.
William Jones was arresed las, night
on suspicion of having stolen some
hams. He had SIX in his possession.
which lie claimed a co,ored man had
given lin TO sell, He offered TO sell
them for seven cents a pound.
Chief of Police Il. r lyman received
letter yesterday from some Of the
wholesale grocers al Worcester Mass,
requesting him TO be on the lookout for
one Jlmes Murray. who absconded in
that city and is making his way to this
section.
On account of the storm and the con-
dttion of the roads Supreme Representa-
live D. j. Turner Grand Keeper of Re-
cords and Seals Waller a. Edwards and
Grand Outer Guard Hon. Charles T.
band did not pay an official Pyth.an
visit to Church!and lodge yesterday
The visit VIII be made as soon as tho
wheather VIII permit.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29
FIGIIrTo a DRAW.
Dick Rurac nnd Edhtc Connolly PM
OF Fierce Match.

Birmingham. Eng, Jan. 2s.-Tha
match between Dick Burge and Eddie
connolly, formerly OF ST. John, n, H..
and later OF Boston, for CT 900 a side
CUB here tonight and resulted I'm n
draw The men were matched to fight
twenty rounds at IN pounds AT the
emu OF the tenth round both men wero
loo weak TO light longer and the referee
declared the fight draw.
Burge fought at l4S ana Connolly ot
1873. ~
during the afternoon Burgc was n
strong favorite In the betting, odds on
him being two to one.
Goodc. Hymans. Cook and Howe were
IN 'burScs corner and Kelley, Rose.
Connolly '0'
The lighting was very fierce from the
start. Connolly led the hitting at n
tremendous pace, but he was stopped re-
peatcdly by blows on the face. After
I'VE rounds In which the exchanges were
ABOUT even. Burge landed crushing
dow on Connolly's neck. Knocking him
Gown. The latter. however. WAS on his
rect again In eight seconds. ard BurEc
was just going in to finish the fight
whcn time was called.
Connolly recovered with marvellous
rapidity from the effects OF the blow
which had come SO near knocking him
out. ana In the next round he landed
several blows which made Burge
GrogGy.
me spectators were wild with excite
ment when they saw the favorite in this
condition.
Al the end of the ninth round both
men were terribly weak, but both were
game.
In the middle OF the tenth round the
management declined In allow the fight
10 proceed further and the referee.
therefore. stopped the men and declare d
the battle n draw