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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11
Mr.. Humphreys, Of Colorado, Gave the
Eastern Car Builders Hot Stuff.
MADE CHARGES OF DISCRIMINATION
Owing ia Extra Cost Of MaterinI Sut
west, Money Is Lost Oh Repmirs ia
Western shops While Profits Are
Made in the East 1T the snme
Schedule Of 8lntes.
Newport News, Va June 10 1897

me third days session OF the annual
convention Of the Master Car-Buildera
association convened to-day in the
the Chambcrlin Hotel at Old Point Com.
Tort, and for 4 time it looked as though
IL merry row was unavoidable The
trouble All occurred over the report Of
the special committee appointed yester-
day to revise the price list for repairs
on cars. and for the materials required
IN doing the work. This report practi-
cally endorsed the list, which has been
IN use during the past year, with q few
unlmportant changes.
me report was in a fair way for ac.
ceptance when Hon. y. L. Humphrey.
VINO was last year Speaker Of the House
OF Representatives Of Colorado. took tho
iloor In defense OF the Western roads
re made specific charges that the asso-
ciation was discriminating against its
Western members in favor of the East
crh roads. The fact that raw material
costs them more in their Western ma
chine shops than it does here in the East
and South. he charged, had never been
taken into consideration. The Western
members or the association, Mr.. Hum
ph1ey emphatically declared, continual
~ lose money on the repair work thew
perform Tor foreign roads, while The
eastern companies make a good sized
proht when they fix up tia: cars OF the
western companies which happen to be-
come disabled on their tracks ''Thi; is
an wrong" said Mi Humphrey, '.and
Western members OF this association
arc being continually called down by our
general managers. These gentlemen
are beginning tC look with discredit
upon this organization. They formerly
thought It Il good thing. Now they Won
der why it only legislatcs for Eastern
roads" :
MI Humphrey moved that the rates
Tor repair work done West Of tho 1O5th
meridian be increased ten per cent over
those charged by the regular schedule.
ana a most heated debate followed. The
morton, however, was voted down
Other important matters took up the
remainder or the session. Tonight
the annua! ball OF the association took
place at the Chamherlin. guests being
present from Fort Monroe and the
United States hattlcship Texas. which
was ordered here for the purpose OF CIV
Ing the members an opDort,inity 70 in.
spcct the craft
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11
WILL FREAK CLAY PIGEONS.
Tho NOrrolk Shooting Club Ready for
Sport.


Sport.
The Norfolk Shooting club is a new
organization. composed of twenty-threc
good shots, who will break clay pigeons
according TO the trap rules OF the Nation
a. association, every Wednesday and
Saturday at O'Clock p. M, at their
grounds, near Lambert's Point
IN addition to promoting the sport the
cub VIII endeavor to &c that the game
laws are enforced The membership Of
the club is linited to twenty-five The
gentlemen hereinafter mentioned consti-
tute Its officers:
Willoughby T. Cooke, president; Jas.
Duncan vice-president; Robert w.
shultlcc, secretary and treasurer. These
with j. B. Blackburn and c. W. Fentress
compose the board OF directors and Exc
cutiVe Committee The members are as
Follows: G. Brooks Johnston,'T. A. Jones,
James e. Duncan, r. G. Byrd, c.. 4.
Woodland, w. II. Cooke, J. b. Blackburn,
i: w. Davis, G w. Fentress, w. RI.
Wales. Jr.. William n. Portlock, n.
l3eaman, r.. W. Shultice, II. =. Vo,ght,
George NJ. Wonycott, Heath II. Wells
Charles Il. Finch, B. S. Christian, ]. A.
Kelvin. NJ. b. Crowell. P. a. Agelasto
w. 7. Anderson and Il. Harvey Daught-
rey.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11
Tho Town t,OtIlt Fire.

Attention Is called to the card of
Margollus & Co, manufacturers and
lotbers Of cotton bagging and ties, re-
gardinS the fire on Town Point We'd
ncsday night. AS written. the para
graph descriptive Of the fire, read that
the firm carried no Insurance. but the
no was omitted and the erroneous
statement appeared in print that ''thc
lirm carried Insurance" 1t should have
read the firm carried mo insurance"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11
III g.. l'"tEse:S.


THE MEMBERS or NORFOLK LODGE
- No. -, l. Q. O. f., are urged to attend
ne. REGULAR Tnec,;nE Of Tho Lodge THIS
" IHiE} ~ ENlNG, June 18th, at s
O'Clock. Business: Election of Officers;
hnu consideration OF proposition to re-
the building.
l;N order Of the Lodge
1n1l-lt GEO W. TOMS, Secretary
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11
Property ,r,rnusrers.

e. NJ. Baum, trustee, to Margaret A.
Turney. several lots on the south side
of Elm street; S952.50.
Augustus Hemenway, executor of
Mary Hemenway ct ais, to Mrs. c. S.
west. lot at the northeast corner OF
Marshall and Claiborne avenues, Bran
bleton Ward; 5000.
Mary a. and EVelina NJ. Smith to Mrs.
W. d. Roper, lot on the west side OF
Duke street; $4,000
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11
bryan, Tickets.

Weekly or season tickets for the Chan
tauqua, which commences next Monday,
:an DC secured at the Academy of Music
box Office. These tickets will entitle ihc
holder to a reserved seat to the BRYAN
address at Armory Hall without extra
charge. AS only Il limited number ar
seats will be sold an early application
At The Academy OF Music will secure a
good seat =
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT- !.

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.-Iti Is n Tor
rlble accident to be burned or scaldei.
put the pain and agony and the fright
lul dlsflSurcments can be quickly over
come without leaving a scar by using De
Wits Witch Hazel Salvc. D. G. Sterl-
1nS j. NJ II. Trotter Norfolk; r. L..
Walker, Brambleton; Truett & smith
Be,.lSlev '''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11
Burned steamer sa,vc.c so,d.

The burned German steamship Sol
velG was sold yesterday by Deputy
United States Marshal Cross to Jeffcr-
son Hogan, Of New York City, for $iS,-
f0o or this amount Sl2.100 was paid
yesterday. The rema inder will be paid
at ~ o'clock Saturday. There were
several Bidders. Captain John Twohy,
OF NORFOLK, being among them
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11
Ehildren's Entertainment.

An entertainment was given last night
by the children Of Grace Baptist church.
Huntersvilie, and it was ! pronounced
success. Special mention is made Of the
excellent work Of little Miss Vera F,s., :
er. AN interesting programme inclu1-
ing recltatiuns, musical selections. etc
was rendered and the little folk were
app!auded and encored to the echo,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11
in THE CITY COURTS
News Of Their Proceedings and Of
Clerks Office transactions.
TRAvERS' BAIL BOND HAS BEEN DOUBLED
The Accused swIndicr Has TO Give
$500 securiiy-sInn ana wife Az.
c"seS OF Theft, Initer Found
G"iity-- Richardson Scut on for
Eorscry-Other Legal Items.

me Corporation Court will try no
Judge Hanckel has required NIich, q,
lraver. under indictment for obtaining
Eooos and money under false pretences
from u. G. Foreman and Wilson Davis
70 give an additional bond Of s250-s5oO
III all-wlth j. r. Hudson surety.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11
.Ata E..MYtl.nII:likG
In DricnS

In prices. Campbell'si special this week
gets them al Friday and Saturday |
VIII make S.N cabinet pha:Ggra pfs and
one litEe photo. nicely mounted, for
Sl.a0 You need no: ;.uy Il frame I,c-
member, only Two days f. s. Campbaii.
a40-3li Main street. jci-ir
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11

completely overcome by using those
famous little pills known as DE Wits
Little Early Riscrs." ID. G.. Sterling. j.
~ F. Trotter Norfolk: X. l.. Walker,
i5ramOleton; Tructt &. Smith Berliley
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11

Not only piles Of the very worst kind
can be cured by De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve but eczema, scalds, burns.
bruises. boi!s. ulcers and all other skin
troubles can be instantly relieved by
the same remedy. D. G. Sterling. j. NJ.
+. Trotter, Norfolk; r. L. Walker,
6rambleton; Truett g. Smith, Berkeley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11
Work an Granny &trcct :,rinrc

Work OH the CRANKY street iron bridge
IS progressing satisfactorily although
me labor or putting in the rivcts IS nee
cssariiy somewha, slow. There Will be
i.Zoo or them and they will all be driven
py the end OF the present week
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11

w. =. Johnson. Newark. O.. saws:
one Minute Cough Cure saved my only
child from dying by Group" It has
saved thousands Of others SUFFERING. from
Group, pneumonia. bronchitis ana other
serious throat and lung troubles. d. G..
Sterling, ]. NJ. r. Tro;ter. Norfoll, n r
Walker. BrAmbleton Tructt & Smith.
Berkeley
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11
Police COtlrs.

Justice Tomlin yesterday bad bafore
MN u case which consumed a great deal
VI ti1ne. Sarah Cowell alias Powell. col
o[eu. was charged with stealing sac
WINE employed as a domestic by Mrs
william Leigh, of No. 1913 Reservoir ave.
nue.. Brambleton. NOTWITHSTANDING ~
plea or the defense, that the confess
SION or the woman was obtained nv. the
ue!ehSe under promises, She was adj
Judged guilty and given three months in
lail She appealed to the Corpora ton
court and was hailed in the sum or s150
James Cowell her husband, who was
arrested as an accessory to the crime
was discharged.
SENT ON FOR FORGERY.
a white man named j. S. Richardson
was sent on to the grand jury by Jus
ice Ioml1n yesterday morning upon the
charge OF forging and uttering an order
Tor $40, drawn in his favor upon Mrs.
Dwehs: ana puiporting to be signed by
W. J. Shepherd.
DIVORCE SUIT May RESULT.
The troubles between a husband and
"itc residing on Brambleton avenue
were aired in the Police Court yester-
day. The husband was fined $3.50 and
costs for running the colored servant
out or the house with n stick The SER
want had been employed by the wife at
the disapproral Of the husband a peace
'eAA'' ." oiii ooI DS Lie wire, was
discharged. Divorce proceedings are
likely to follow.
MINOR CASES.
John Jones, colored, larceny of barrel
valued at 10 cents, the property OF c..
W. Morse: fifteen days in jail
Jamie Banks. colored. street walking;
Sin months in Jail in default of fur
nlshlng bond for her good behavior
William Langhurst assaulting Tessie
Price: fined $3.50
George Salls. forbidding Sealer of
Weights and Measures Grandy inspect
ing pair Of scales and abusing that
official: continued
Numerous DRINKS and other cases of
minor Importance were also suitably dis
posed Of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11

can at ESQ Mew number) Main street
ana learn how to save time labor, and
money.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11

Cost Of fuel &c to &C. each day. IS.
Main street tnew numDer) No heat
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11
GET "A BELL 1lUOY.
The Tnil or tho EfOrscHhoe VIII be
Mark ell by One

The Business Mems Association and
the Chamber of Commerce recently APP
piea TOT the placing Of a light
ship at the tail Of the horseshoe in
Chesapeake Bay, have been in mea-
sure successful, as is shown by the fol-
lowing letter sent to both organizations:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11
Office Of Light House Board.
Treasury Depal.tnle

WHSHlhSton, D. G, June 9, 1887.
Sir-Referring to your letter Of 3Oth
April. 1887. submitting copy OF a reso-
luton adopted by your association to
endearor TO secure the placing of a
lightship III the vicinity Of the tail Of the
horseshoe, lower Chesapeake bay, the
board informs YOU that at it's session
held on TIN June, 1897, this matter was
considered.
1t was then ordered that bell buoy
bearing the heaviest sounding bell, be
paced at this locality for about six
months in order that its efficiency may
be tested before taking further action.
VIE inspector of the Fifth light house
district has been instructed to carry this
order into effect. Respectfully yours
GEORGE II. r. WILDE,
commander y. S. NJ, Naval Secretary
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11
Card MarqoIius & Co,

We. wish to thank tho Fire Department
dcrcd on the occasion OF tho fire in our
premises on Town Point. on Wednesday
nEht last; But for the department and
serious, as we carry no insurance. AS 1t
was. our damage was trifning. We arc
ed. MARGOLIUS & CO. Manufacturers
and :lobbers, Cotton Bagging and Ties.
jull-lt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-11

Cnsurp1 ssed as table water, It rem
resents one Of the most useful and bene-
1icial products nature has given to man
kind.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04

Queen Regent Pesdes at Council Which Declares Intention
To Carry Into Effect the Decision Cortes Regarding
the Much Needed Reforms-Minser de LONE
Gives Out the Statement

k er
~ Of ti TOT rn
b her @tr uuncnr
p to the ~ 1 Rico tn voted hecrts
IF the enetsn
wi
paragraphs it following whit hn mar
h ume
firm % c aa by
FOR 20 o. ~ ta cvnn
al nj an d bamn ennt Cuba,
OF a onpnn
a m g minis IA inspired thae
10 Hn @ aw nowsw
time true b I'll solemn romhem
h DO II antilles ~ pssbehe
apply 70 not My ii reform nrmu uounworko ftea
y n mntm
ngot paramen
p
o onnon
reforms d
to
oary may ~
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04
STEVENSON HAS HIS SAY.

New York. December pa special TO
The Herald from St. Louis says: The
Cameron resolution recognizing tho republic
os Cuba VIII IN my opiaion be sure 70
pass the senate" declares Vice President
Stevenson. FL am not sure about IT'S fate
iu the house. but ! believe that II Will 20
TO tho president.
~ would like to say more. but am not
president. j have no opinion 70 give OF Mr..
Cleveiand's probable action. because ! have
not talked with him You know all the
papers know as much about the presidents
ideas ass / 60. ] think he has sufficiently
Indicated them.
81 cannot say untu after March 4th
whether ] think recognition Of the Cuban
republic would cause war or net"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04
Struck His Son with an AK.

Norwich. Conn, December S0.-Nhfe
suffering from religious mania yesterday
Isaac IA. Douglass. Il wel-to-do farmer OF
Folumtown. attempted to kill his son, who
IS about thirty years old and somewhat
weak-minded. by striking him with an ak
He then built fierce fire and was
making preparations to burn his own BODY
and that OF his son, when tho nelghbors
discovered smoke issuing from the win
dows and broke into the house IN tins, 20
rescue both.
The sons elCun IS partially fractured. He
Will probably die The elder Douglass will
be committed 70 the insane asylum.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04
" A DEATH JUMP
'mmonof the Defunct National
ba Commits cuicida

lhoHof the Defunct National
/ Bal Commits Suicide.
nicaso' uary William 4. Ham
No. who's second vice president NJ
i0lled -onal Sank OF Illinois. went
!" ms aston home partly dressed
evleehl demented. IN the gloomy
N'ieSs hvind-swept rain about ,
oON ms hing, and leaving trail Of
ana t~d private papers I'm his
~ sotghte Dempster street Dfe-
n winch brew himself .nto the fov
er OF LaNichigan TO obtain RELIEF
L" ule tro's which have piled ,ipon
( In the pawo weeks
~ Dooy wound shortly after noon
~ Doys lie foot of Church street
&c II had b'carried bv the undertov
5 held. 90 anu ga quest
en- 81, days aga local morning manor
pushed a serionaI ana ,c,,,r.t,t-
h upon Str. y1mons,s bonast,- -
'er or the Ia OF Illinois II 5,raotl,.
49,. nm OF ecking the institution.
s. Ing me ropf 'l1iter." OF speculat-
=, ~ other Dies money. of prac-
= "'eluily pned deception on his |
directors the depositors for
anu or seal the Fps of President
pV ailo'g the accounts ~
''''u berger 's-in-law of the presi-
- pass safe mds. This PAPER al
mas violated. vfully and deliberate
10 law which is ,posed 10 nrotect ,bo
or,.,s me operons of such as he"
IIa ',lis 70 theseharges friends of
had drtllo unite I'm declaring that
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04
wEYLER RETURNS TO HAVANA.
There Was = Demonstration on His
| Arrival-Very Retioent-

There Was = Demonstration on His
Arrival-Very Retiosnt-
New York. January "A special cable
dispatch to The Journal from Havana
saysi
General Wcyier f. back from Pfnar
del Rio. 10 reached Havana last night,
coming from Marla on board tho warship
Legaspi.
Tho captain general was received with
a pompoIs demonstration and immedl-
ately drove TO the palace. lie refused TO
make any statement regarding the opera
tions IN Pinar del Rio or 10 say why he has
left the field and whether or not hs win re-
turn.
'sThe column of Lieutenant Aguilera en-
gagged the rebel forces OF Aranguren. Raoul
Arrange and others. aggregating 1900 men.
on the estate of Sacramento. near GalleEa,
fighting for i've hours. The rebels are said
to lave left thirty-elght on the field. The
government had fourteen privates
wounded"
Eeyler Issues Another Decree
Havana January 2-Gcncral Weylor has
issued. FROM DIS camp n Bayete two edlete.
beRriIy date of yesterday. one 4, them
~ th- rntrtfr - fete .f - .taar
~, clothing. provisions OF medicines
IN W. Nrti;.ed towns.
IL also absolutely prohibits Tho removal
OF such goods from the pros. noes of Fi11r
del rio. fsvuna and Matan1as without
military permit
u Is ordered that eight days after tho
date of the elict an stores in unprotected
villages ana hamlet5 must De closed ana
their goods removed - stronger places
TaIs applies also 20 stores ga unturtiHed
sugar estates iu tine provinces OF santa
Clara Ieurto Principe ana Santiago de
Cuba Those persons who violate the eaict
win De- considered rebel sympatnizers and
viii he tried and condemned as such.
The other edict orders the formation ~
zones ~ civilization around the towns
and aIlots for the cultivation ~ vegetables,
etc. a piece ~ ground free of charge go
each family concentrated iu the towns un-
der previous ellirfs. These persons VIII DE
allowed 10 mold the land free ~ ai charges
for Six months eftcr the lusurrcction shall
have been Suppressed. An exception Is
made. however. in the case of those fami-
lies which have a brother or husband in
tho rebel ranks. TO These no land will be
allotted
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04
FOUR KILLED, MANY WOUNDED
Wind Strikes Mooringsport, La, anu
leaves Only Seven Houses

sbro,,anort La, January IA cycione
from the southwest struck ana aiiiiose ~
orally demolished the town of Moorhins9
mort inst north Of this city. at $40 O'Clock
D. IN. today
over twenty dwellings were blown oo"l.'
and only seven buildings were ieIt ll1'i.1.
-Four persons were killed and twenty
wounded. three fatally. The deaoi
WILLIE GOODMAN,
MAUD GOODMAN, -.
HILL GOODMAN, infant dausl'9A
NJ. Jesse Goodman. .,,.
Wounded. Mrs. Jesse Goodman, AZ
Goodman Para Lee Goodman, WIG AM
two daughters of Jesse Goodih+h' -
nephew, Clyde Goodman; Mrs. line NJ
gan and infant baby. Injured MIS- 49, 49,,
II ->-~sJa4ara Of Mrs Morgan. siXty-elsAt } S'-'
~ t.s .hi1,ren 6lDt DacA ai.o ~ r..
grandchildren. -" :
Mrs. Milan and TWO children. slightly IN
Jnfeo' AR Aiken. hurt in head. Thomas
EiGih' arm broken; Thomas Elliott. injured
"a He'ld' Dr. j. Il. Harris, head cllt and
Isl slle injured: Tom Yeat head cut. MIS-
I'm eat internally injured; Miss Yeat.
used fourteen. ana Alvin Ycat. seven ,eavs
q age slightly injured. Mrs. Davis slight
~ injured; Jordan Robinson. colored. arr,
badly fractured 81 Al
hree OF the wounded win probably die.
HO cyclone came suddenly and lasted
my ""out one minute. The following
houses were DESTROYED.
" H. Broom's grocery ana cotton seed
mouse: main store and residence safe. Tvs
6tocery rains saloon. Funer's residence.
' Hflatiahs store warehouse. residence and
tenant house; Morgan's residence NffIam,e
residence. Frank Ivy's residence cool
I, nan residence. +. a. Teat's residence
NhethoGIst parsonage c. S Groom. one VA
can't mousse. @. Y. Aiken's residence +
rooms stable and smokehousa.
nc oniy houses left uniuiured are. Af-e
. Croom's residence. j. s. Noers stors
una residence Methodist church AIRS C,aId-
ven residence. w II. T. Croom-s mai-
ore ana residence and the dapot
Fhysicians and relief committee Ioe, ..
|" o'clock on special train. ana e,-er,-
sslbie attention is being Give, 49,.
dhded Captain Matt Scovel p
ze'tnt Henry Finders y w. Burr <
Aerly, Thomas Euders. Cir. Seaman ANA
rs came up on the relief train QUA Z
rendering al assistance In their power
- been decided to take the wounded ~
hospital at daylight in the mo-rin,,
r. cannot be moved tonight. OWING +,
- niculty in getting them on tho train
ftlNnghast. local physician w.
n mere doing all in his power for the s
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04
NORTHWEST Is BLIZ7 ;"
ma, res and
Blindtng Snow Wired
Stops Trait

NI~' - "a &.1fyyurH Ga
st. Paul. Mimi. JanuarI -.
blowing tonight in thisP.S - coo
area OF 400 miles north
miles east and west.
Over most of MinnesoH - -
Ing from fourteen to
there are from seven
snow on the ground
a gale from the north. me,
Tho .ro,,. hcks so solidly
on the railway tractsF ~.
the snow plows to y,
snow has also madef 9.
graph wires TO the ''''N
Paul All trains a 4
some of them are I'd .,
South Dakota dl -
exterds n. Co.. he Black Hills
II ,ha -. the Mission river
f-o,,, C-t.,,,'l-,-,t., to the North Da-
l,ota ,,no IT rs are having great
,,,ea,,,.,. bme OF them having
been abandoned te night.
nj .o..... from fifteen to eigh-
to-, ao,roe. :, Bro. though at 9 o'clock
=. -, -. hing colder. There will
=. -, live stock II the mer-
curry drops TO
Kansas CityP, January % 10 A..
precedented OF the past
- 49, IL by a cold wave, are
Kansaa =. INT experiencing its frs
IT.. y Snow has fallen all dal
g., - Of the state. At Iarned
k 60, sed IN drifts four to six fee
doon T,r"gsn the Larned-Jetmore eX
tension ~ Santa Fe is completeE
blocl1od IL overland in any direction
is H'G almost s. -.
ST Tonis rnuary 3.-The heaviest rain
storm, oefcent years has preFaie
tbroI,,-b,,.. Missouri, northern Arkans'i
ana r1d, Territory durinE the past TIM
tv-six a. In many places in wester
Iii. T. streams are overlooked an
A. so,.,llaces railroads have suIere
from a. souts. Last night the ram urn urn
10 sIoet III today furious snowstoiih
rarir., fine temperature has iaueh ~ "a
yroos = Missouri and eastern Kansas
10 Ias ttv.entv-four hours and in the IA
ar ron genuine blizzard - s"eep''
)vor to country. ,-,-o &, =.
Ou,1a Neb.. January 3.-Nebras-a Is .
80 an old-fashioaed blizzard. the mo
- ono ~ the winter New Year S o.
&c snrine-ljke and mild, but FRIDAY ms
ia tercperature began to fall ana lhe M
nv, has continued it's descent since La
I'm. snowstorm set In and II IS ST
aneraI throughout the state.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04
SANGUILLY GOES UP FOR LIFE.
AMERICAN CONVICTED OF CON-
SPIRACY BEFORE TRIBUNAL
Case TO Be Taken to Supreme Court at
Madrid on the Ground That In
dictment Was Defective.

Havana. December 2s.-Ths tribunal be-
fore which Jullo Sanguily, the naturalzed
American citizen charged with conspiracy
against the Spanish government was tried
ana found guilty last week, the proceedings
ending on Saturday held a public sitting at
l O'Clock this afternoon. when the SEN
tence imposed by the court upon tho pris-
Cner was read.
The sentence Of the court IS that San
gully be imprisoned for life and not tor
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04
Marriage of Governor-Elect

Springfield. H.. December Ex-Governor
elect John r. Tanner was married today
70 Miss Cora Edith English daughter OF
Mr.. and AIRS. Turney English. of Spring
field.
The reremony was performed AT noon at
ST PauFs Episcopal pro-cathedral by the
venerable Archdeacou Taylor.
ri Rev. George u. Seymour, bishop of
the diocese of Springfield. pronounced the
bcnedicuon-