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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06
snooriNG ArF.,In ~ hmroRii.
Negro Wounds It's Rival and tludcs
Arrest .lnnnfN (OnrI.

Arrest-tountN touft.
EMPORIA. VA, Jan. 5.-Speciai.-A
shooting ARRAY occurred at the house Of
Katherine Vaughan (coiorcU last night
between two negro men, Charles food
rich and David Moody. which icsultcn ia
the wounding of Moody.
The difficulty grew ont Of Jealousy be-
tween the men over girl named Laura
House
Goodrich purchased pistol last night
and went to katherine Vaughan 8,
abused Moody to the woman and threat
ened TO Kill him. The woman became
frightened and went to the door 10 cali
one OF the neighbOrs. when Moody, who
was passing along the street came up TO
the house just as he stepped upon the
porch Goodrich commenced shooting him.
firing three times though hitting him
only once.
The wound while painful. is not dan
fcrous. Goodrich has cludcd arrest so
far
The County Court to-day is engaged in
the trial Of Anthony Bonner. Jr. and
George Haskins. charged with felony.
Miss Bertha Kunes has returned 10 Nor
folk College.
Mr.. j. g. Lifsey. one OF our prominent
merchants. is engaged to-day in moving
his stock OF goods from the store-house
in the Phoenix Block to the store-hOuso
adjoining Or Woods drug store.
Misses Annie and Mary Ire
Miles andi Miss Lula Powell Of
Brunswick. who have been visiting Mrs.
]. i. Taylor. have returned 10 their homes.
DR. Lucien Loften of Atlanta. who has
been visiting 81 "Ingleside" the home Of
Mrs. S 4. Tillar has returned TO his
home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06
BRIIITINT BEDDING.
Miss Lucy Alice Levi, Becomes the Bra
81 Mr. I. nsmmct n.cgpfy.

MILTON. y. c.. Jan. 5.-special.-No
sluco anti-bcllum days has this old tow
been the scene Of such grand soci@
event as took place here to-day at
o'c.ock ina the Prosbytorian church. wnei
Miss Lucy Alice Lewis became the hra'
OF Mr.. 1. hammett Gregory OF heys
Vile. Va. The bride DIS tuc ATTRACTIVE
beautiful and accomplished daughter o
Captain John ". Loris. The groom
one of The most prominent business met
OF kcysviiie, being connected with tm
mcrcantilc business of that town as wc-
as being tlc cdltir of the kcysflH
Times.
Both bride aud groom have host col
friends. and as an evidence OF friendship
and good wishes the presents were many
and costly. being in silver. cut glass. nn'
paintings and many articles useful ant
ornamental The church was handsome
iy and artisucaliy decorated with holly
just before the wedding march. WWoi
was rendered uy Miss fanny Illness l
Promise Me. WAS sung Ass solo uy M.a
Bette Watkins.
Tho procession WAS composed off NIl
Hunt. Sir. ID. ~. C0unstou. M-s au
Watkins. $. " Hunt Miss Maymie Stz
man. Moses d. Irvine Mia Manl Tom
nn-on. John W. Richmond NIss E,-
Richmond. j. d. Price. AIs5 Leila SD.
Corkle. Floyd j. Gregory, M.s DILLON
Baskerville h. a. Osborne. Al.. kaU
Lewis. Dr a. s. Prddy Miss Annie Rea
m0nd. James Llp,comb. Miss Howard
H0se Irwin. Misses Mamie Gregory .n.
Mary Lewis. maid OF honor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

Fourth congressional district. who has
leen here spending the Christmas Win
his family I'm this place left for Wash
ington with his wife and little son on
Sunday
Mr. Thorpe means TO have another haiu
fight in the next Congress Tor seat III
that body. as he has served notice or
contest on Hon Sidney Fpes the member
TO whom the certificate was aWaIutu.
Mr.. fspcs * quite confident that ne WIN
be cblc TO show TO the tlccuons 'oil'
mitfce that ne was elected instead OF
Mr.. Thorp. .
Who is TO be our next postmaster -
etill agitating the public MIND. Iherc
are three persons who are WHINE 10
serve the good people. proFin'"' '"e ~
,,,rfpent reoucsts them TO DO so. ihe
ofIico Is worth about 500 per year
MIR. J. $. Field. who has been SICK AT
his homo. some two miles from mere
IS well again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

She succ, eded Where she Three Friends
Failed. ana Was Met by Gomez,

She Succf eded Where thc Three Friends
Failed. AMI Was Met by Gomez.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-The cuban per
III Porvenir. published in this city. re-
coiyed to-day the following dispatch from
Key West and signed by Emilio Nuncz.
referring 90 the Dauut.oss expedition.
Expedition was happily d-cmharkei
at Sagua, in combination with Gomez"
By this. il is understood that llc Daunt-
less successfully landed her cargo and
that the supplies We're received by Co
meZ.
The Dauntless took tho hfty-onc mon
and the arms and ammunition which the
Three Friends left ON 80 Name Key.
near Key West after failing 90 land then.
In cuba. The cargo DIS said tO have
contained ilsi rifles. 100000 cartridge. 600
machctes. 1000 pounds of dynamite. medi-
eines. supplies. etc.
Sasua, where the expedition was land
ed is an important town OF CmtI Clara
Province and is On the north coast. The
landing was probably made ou one of this
beaches west of the port. which is pro-
tected by one or more Spanish subotts.
Gomez was last reported few miles
south Of Sdgua.
Cubans here are rejoicing over tine zee
port of IL successful landing of In expo
dirion after the failure of tine Three
Friends and the sinking of the COmmO-
QOrC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

Oliver Byron viii Introduce his now
play written for him by David Higgins.
author of the "pmneor." at the Academy
tonight "rhe Turn Of Tho Tide. -
one of tho best pieces ever written. full
of startling situations ard hrimnul or
interest The attention Of the audience -
unnaeeinelv maintained from beginning
To- end oliver Byron as Harold and
Kate Byron as Peggy appear 10 excel
lent advantage The entire company is
first class in every respect There IS
plenty Of comedy. keeping the audience In
roars of laughter Tho scenery Is new
and beautiful ~ a good play AMI
will deserve full houses.
Merry Tramps' the grand speoiacu-
lar play in which th, famous Lilliputians
will make their appearance I'm this city
on Monday Tuo-dsy and Wednesday
next at the Academy is by far the most
elaborate play ever presented by these
interesting little folks and I'm II they have
"a better opportunity than ever before
10 prove that they are one and All mn
ishcd actors and comedians. Franz tn-
ert. Selma GOerncr and Adolf link as the
three merry tramps viii cause roars o.
laughter ana storms Of applause which
Will be we'll deserved and WHICH they VIII
share with their other little colleagues.
for they arc AN brighter and funnier than
ever The three grand ballets as wei
as tho numerous comical situations. the
side-spltting pantomime. the magnificent
sccneries and decorations and the gor-
geOus costumes will Doe much admired.
Merry Tramps' is play which VIII
be enjoyed by young and old alike, and
IL II the finest production OF us KIND ever
seen here. Seats will be placed on sale
tomorrow morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06
WEILER ~ SIKFRIsLD.
Denies Reports of Corruption -sys lie
WI soon Pacify the i-lsno.

WI soon idtiiy the l-iann-
MADRID. Jan. J.-The Impartial pub-
fishes a report If am interview had by the
correspondent of the paper m Havana
with Captam-Gtncrll Ncylc- yesterday.
General Neyler is quoted ass saylus nat
he is greatly surprised at .Ie course
taken py certain Madrid ucWrpa I,r- 800
charging that gross corruption cAiefs lu
the military administration iu CGhI.
Doubtless. nc says. there laNc been some
ABUSES. but these have been remeued
whenever they have become known
I'm proof OF this the apuu-Gcucral
gives instances ol Dos dismissal ,t several
alcddes Jud-Ds fOi fraudulent practices
iu the purchase OF horses aud mules boz
tho last campaign BOD tine piuar del RIO
province. General Wcyl.r says Doc cN-
poets 90 put 900 end 10 the rebellion boo
the Havana district within fortnight.
and 90 accomplish the pacihcat.0u oi tne
island to the Jucare trocha. n the Ala-
tluZas province. long before fho rainy
season sets Boo. The entire situation Gene
cral Wcylor thinks, presents an tNccp-
ti0uallr good aspect. Dice i- efIll of tIe bee
lief that military action ought t0 Doe al-
lowed TO have free course untH tlc
end OF the rebellion. and bee is ALSO con-
WINGED that r, reform iu the aduluistrd-
ton D. now necessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

CROSS.-Died Sunday January 81, at
10 4. NJ, az the residence Of her sOn-in-
law. G. W. Bowies. No. AZ west Mar
shall street Mrs SARAH \. CROSS.
reliot of John q. Cross. and mother Of
n. b. cross and Mrs. Mamie II. Delarue
of Ashland. and Mrs. Laura j.. Bowles;
Of this city, In the siNty-ninth year oil
her age.
PENNY Died ~ his residence, IN TINS
city at 7:i5 O'Clock. sunday evening"
January 3. 1897 I.UDWELL l. ff.NN J.
in the sixty-second year or his uge.
The funeral took place from the
Denny-Street Methodist church tues
day. January 9th, at y o'clock d. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06
WIZ SOON HIyh TRIdL TRIPS.
The Gunboats Helena, Wilmington and
Nashville NesrIV Finished.

Nashville NefriN itui~hfbs
NEWPORT NEWS. Jan. 5.-Spccial.-
The gunboats Helena Wilmington and
Nashville which have been under con-
struction here for some time, have reach
ed "a very advanced stage. and will take
their preliminary runs durin5 the next
four weeks.
Inc neitua and Wilmington are exactly
alike. but the Nashville is larger and has
very rO,my and comfortable quarters.
These boats are designed for especial ser
vice in Chinese waters. and are lsht
draft.
The Southern Pacific Steamship Com
pany, of which Mr. Coils Il. Huntington
Is president. has not yet placed am order
for the 7WO-ton ship projected by the
company and authorized some months ago
by the beard of directors This work Will.
however come TO this yard when 1t IS
To be- done.
Nothing further has developed at this
writing i'm regard 10 Saturday night
tragedy near Morrison. except that NOR"
negroes have been arrested. charged with
completely in the crime. The coroner
inquest is now being held at Warwick
Courthouse
Newport News Council. No. M. Royal
Arcanum. gave a very delightful public
entertainment at JOhnsOns opera House
this city. last night Tho officers for the
ensuing wear were installed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

A League Formed In orfolk and Mass
Meeting to he Held.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. Especial
A Cuban League has beer formed here
10 aid the pa.riots. Last night about
about forty Cuban sympathizcrs assem-
bled at the office OF Attorney ". IS.
Barton f1t the purpose OF organizing a
meeting was called 10 order by Mr. Bar
ton who emphasized the nce0 Tor eX-
tending "a helping hand by Tree AmcrI-
cans.
There was a general discus. ION OF the
situation by those present. and II was
decided TO help rdlu mfwy mtwy
decided TO hold "A grand nuss-mccttng
OF Cuban sympathizcrs in about a week
or ten days. IL will probably Zoe held
al Armory Hall, the largest auditorium
in the city. Addresses Will bee made at
that time by various speakers OF ma
tional fame.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06
THE DOUBLE SCAFFOLD.
lContinuea from III Page.l

mitted the privilege Of tho corridors, but
about week ago he causclessly and
brutally attacked sailor prisoner. lie
was then shackled again. hand and foot
and remained .n this condition until the
day OF execution
Neither one OF tho two mon exhibited
during their confinement the least trace
of fear. Downing. though outwardly de-
naut was probably the more affected by
the thought OF his impending doom. VIII
lams throughout was model prisoner
and earned the good Will of the jail Of
hcials.
Both men profossed conversion n Jail.
williams accepted the Baptist faith md
Downing declared his belief in The Cath
Ollie creed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

of the same date. uniting the Roman
provinces but il hardly appears 30;
While nearly all. IL not all. instances Oh
recognition by the United states nave
been examined. q report. or notes, UPON
every one has. during this investisa,i',"u,
not proved practicable. and no deviation
OF method from the rules indicated mas
Loen found.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06
Cuban Skirmi,hes.

HAVANA. Jan. Colonel Banquero
rcports having met force of rebels hold
ing "a position on the heights OF hopue-
ron near Guantanamo. iu the Santiago
de cuba province. dispensing the enemy
with the loss OF eight men killed and
many wounded.
Yesterday Colonel Banquero had an
other engagement with a pdnd OF i'ntia
~, ,t,os sorpresa. I'm which the Spanish
Loss was two guerillas killed and one cap
lain and twenty-five privates wounded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06
THE TOWN or HAMPTON.
Died From His InJuries-An Exciting
EumOr.


HAMPTON. VA. Jan. 5.-Spccial.-Bcn-
jamin McDcmarrcr the youth who at
tempted suicide at the residence of Mr..
T. L. Tennis yesterday afternoon. died
at G:30 this morning from his injuries lie
suffered greatly all last night from inter
nal hemorrhagos.
IL was rumOred about this city ycster-
day that the Baltimore boat had blown
up and that forty people persisted on
board The report caused considerable
uneasiness for a time as there were sevc-
raj Hamptonians on the boat. but il was
soon learned that the report was not true
and that the boat had landed in Baiti-
more safely.
Mr. u. f. Hudgings, of Buck River, has
purchased the grocery and liquor store
formerly conducted by Mr.. l.. Sheetz. Jr
on west Queen street.
a cantata was given at ST. Johns
church this evening by the Sunday
school scholars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

The Council Refused to Notice the Resig-
nation of chief Ryan's Assailant.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. 5.-Spccial.-A
icint meeting Of ;he Couuci. tonight pre-
remptorily dismissed Assistaut-Chief
Wood from the force. and appointed
John $. Weber TO nll the vacancy.
Wood. ON New Ycar's-Ddy, was reported
Boy Chicf Ryan for drunkenness and sus-
pended. He came down town, called
the chief out. and fired five shots at him.
two taking effect. His rendered resigna-
ton was not noticed.
stephen H. Randlettc. an old citizen
Of Norfolk, dropped dead on the street
i'm Berkeley this afternoon. Heart failure
was tho cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06
MTLITIET ORDERED OUT.
Governor Bradley Sends Company ATE
Rioters with Orders to shoot.

FRANKFORT. Ky. Jan. 5.-Govcrnor
Bradley tonight ordered Company L.
Second Regiment. of the State militia,
located at Lexington. TO Mercer county,
10 intercept am alleged threatened raid
of toll-eatos rioters. The company left
Lexington at once. Nothing has been
heard from the company at midnight,
hut Mercer county. of which llarrods-
burg is the seat. has no night telegraph
service Governor Bradley orders 10
the militia were to shoot if the rioters
refused 10 surrender
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06
uon.tarv ne'egatrs.

MACON. GA. Jan. THE Chamber OF
Commerce to-day appointed the following
delegates to the National Monetary Con-
vention: W. II. Roos. W. McEwen John-
ston. ; X. Jauques ana >. >. Dunlap'
pohert Il. Park and a. b. Small. alter
mates.
The delegation represents the leading
Interests OF this section OF the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

Tho Handsome Gleason Hotel Opened
with Splendid Banquet.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA" Jan. D.
Special-The new and handsome 5000
hotel TO be known as The Gleason.
was opened this morning from to 10
O'Clock The proprietor. j. 4. Eurgessc.
gave am Informal reception 10 about l'n
quests. who were composed of the leading
business men Cf Charlottesville and :hc
professors of the University of Virginia
The menu. was elaborate. the music fine.
rendering the occasion one long 10 bee
remembered by the large number OF ladies
and gentlemen present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06
mn rOUN or ashland.
Death of n Little Girl Deer Plentiful in
Hanover.

ASHLAND. VA. Jan. 5.-Special-Jen-
mic. tho two-year-old daughter of Mr. D..
NJ. stone. died last night after "a long ILL
ness. The intcrmcnt took place this even
ing I'm WoOdlawn cemetery.
Mrs Elizabeth Stone and Mcssrs. Phil
and Robert Stone. of Richmond, came up
20 attend the burial.
Dr II. G.. Scott returned to-day from
"A visit TO Newport News and Norfolk.
Misses Jennie and Annie Cooke arc
visiting In Richmond
Dec ere getting quite plentiful I'm Han
over county. Recently "a gentleman kill
ed one nine years old Don the western end
Of the county and the other day Captain
Thompson. of the Fredericksburg ac-
commodation. sighted one from his train
not far from North Anna river.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

on December 2d william Christian (col-
cred) cut his wife with "a razor and then
effected his escape. Last night Dc walk
ed into the Second police station and sur
rendered himself Christian said Doe had
been out in Ohio While stealing ride
ON "A freight car Doe had his feet badly
mashed. but managed TO make bis way
back 10 Richmond his wife has recov-
cred. ara will no doubt hc glad 10 have
William al home again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

He IL Full of Fight. But Epes Feels Ger
tain of Retaining His seat.

BOYDTON. VA. Ian. Social. The
rublic school. which has been closed
for the past TWO weeks for the holidays
resumed yesterday. This school Is well
patronized.
sssagrsssmaa u, J. Thorpe. OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

A Tree sliding Down "a Mountain Side
Causes Young Mans Death.

GALLOWAY. VA. Jan. Especial
Mr.. James Prillman. young married
man. who lived near here. was fatally
injured few days ago. a few days
since he was attending a tree chOpping.
A tree was cut some distance above him.
and rushed down the mOuntain-side. Mr..
Prilliman tried to escape by jumping IN
a hole. but he was caught under the tree
and received injuries from which he
died In a few o.. =. was buried
Ett IA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06
North Carolina's Prison.

RALEIGH y. c.. Jan. 5.-The annual
report of the State pcnitentiarY shows
that there are ll45 convicts. of whom
$50 are employed ON leased farms. where
they cultivate II 900 acres. The pcniten-
uarv paid AN its expenses last year, and
has "a cash balance of over $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

The Yadkn Falls Manufacturing Com
panv. owners of large cotton mill at
Yadkin Falls. Stanley county, y. c.. mas
gone into the hands of y. Is. McCanless,
receiver. The stock is largely owned by
Salisbury people. The failure was due
TO the inability Of creditors tc realize on
their stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

MADRID Jan. 5.-A dispatch from Ha-
,.eno saws the negro rebels I'm cuba are
greatly displeased at the appointment of
a. iostIrgeut leader Rus Rivera 70 suc-
coed Maceo. and are DESERVING In large
numbers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

city Sergeant Charles n. Epps was very
...,lE irnroved Yesterday ones TO
soon he .hIe a.g4In ~ sea bis friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

PHILADELPHIA PA. Jan 5.-Wili'am
ii. Pancoast. A. NJ NJ D.. an eminent
physician and surgeon. or ms cltN, u'eu
m his home this morning after an Illness
of several weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

" All that tread
the globe are but
a handful to the
tribes that slumber
in its bosom " OF
the multitudes that
yearly join the mul-
fitudes alread V
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06
NO LAW OF CONGRESS FOUND.

The memorandum concludes with
note that says the facts narrated have
been gathered i'm an examination OF the
records of the state Department. other
authorities as TO methods Of recognition
have always been consulted. Upon the
point of sending q minister 20 initiate
automatic relations with "a new state,
both Hall and Calico doth eminent au-
thoritles) agree that the declaration
should be addressed to the new State.
No rule has been found declaring that
the diplomatic agent of the recognizing
power should 10 complete recognition.
be received officially or formally by the
stat. recognized. No law ol Congress
exercising a power of recognition 10y Con-
gress has been found among the roils
deposited i'm the state apartment, not
withstanding the statement of Wharton
and repeated by others that President
Jackson. on March >. 1887. signed reso-
tuition OF Congress for the RECOGNITION Of
the Independence of Texas. The diplO-
matte appropriation bill OF March 3. 1881.
contained an item For the outfit and
salary of "a Diplomatic agent 10 Doe sout
10 the Republic Of Texas whenever the
President may receive satisfactory esi-
dence that Texas is an Independent
power, and shall deem II eNpedient 10
appoint such Minister.
ia may nave D,, ca .u act or recognition
when this &C eminent on October n
1870. directed Mr.. Armstrong. our Consul
al Rome who had received an eNequatur
from the Papal States to apply for
now one from the King upon the decree
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1897-06-24

A young farmer from Cooperstown
came, near being drowned ID the river
near the Wisconsin Central coal docks
on Monday night. While Aldermen
Dumke and Heyroth were on their
way home from the council meeting,
they heard cries for help. They hurried
down to the place from which the cries
proceeded and there found a mau in the
river while his team was standing near on
the narrow space between the coal docks
and the river, Becker, the watchman, and
Policeman Hi Smith were also attracted
by the cries and we're also on hand. A
plankwas thrown the wan and he grabbed
1t and then got hold on fender beam
But the helpers were unable to lift Linn
out, They made moose OF the harness
lines, but be refused to trust himself to
1t. Finally ladder Was secured and he
was drawn out after being in the water
Is minutes. He went back to the hotel
and left for home the following morning
The accident happened after 10 O'Clock
1t appears be had started for home, going
up 10th street. The team quit tie street
and wandered through the Central yards
When they reached the river they turned
and took the narrow passage between the
coal docks and the river. Here the wag-
on struck hltching spile and the lurcl
Q used him to fall from his seat int
the river. The only wonder is that th.
wagon and team did not 60 in,
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