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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

Descriptive of It's Advantages and PecuIi
antilles An Aged Ferryman.

GAINESVILLE VA. Jan. l3-Spcci1i
The exceedingly fine weather has PIX Inc
roads in fine condition. and there 10 a
great deal of travel hcrcabouts. People
are cheerful ana sangunc ~ better Times.
The good weather t. a great blessing 10
farmer, whose crops were snort last
year and "a boon TO the poor IN cur towns
and cities In some sections IN MeckI 81
burg county high water dld great dcdl
of damage to the crops last year, anu
now TO lave the Good BENZ TO come 10
their aid ia sending such me weather III
which nttic or no expense VIII be leces-
sary 10 Keep mucn OF the stock, 10 indeed
"A boon TO the farmers.
Ii is TO be Hoped that the chronic grun-
blors viii be reached and their walls
made e. cease by the coming OF such
blessings.
All around rs | note n plenty 10 eat.
and people diess well, and the world
moves.
aud / have not heard OF the failure OF
"a single merchant.
The Week OF Prayer was observed here
in the Presbyterian. Baptist and Metho-
dist churches, and proved 20 be OF interest
and profit.
The venerable Rev. Mr.. Whaiey. Of the
Presbyterian Church. who lives near mere,
was pastor of the Presbyterian church for
a great number OF years in Clarksville,
and now. feeble and aged. he awaits the
summons to the land of rest.
Rev. III. T. Bacon. superannuated min
lister of the Virginia Conference VI. T..
Church. South. IS a resident Of this town.
There are some very pretty buildings
here. which serve 10 make the contrast
strongly drawn between them and the
old buildings. There are some very large
brick buildings here. which were used In
the tobacco trade before the late war,
which was on an extensive scale.
Right near the Roanoke river runs. and
along its banks fine crops are cultivated
when the freshcts don't overflow the cul-
tiNated lands. There Is q ferry run across
from Claihsville. al the principal ferry
r"an. an aged negro. has been with an
interval OF a few years. for a period OF
fifty winters at his post.
What Clanges have passed I'm the his
tory Of our country which have been
witnessed by this aged man Of African
descent, 7 invClunt1rily felt respect for
his ago when ] learned something II his
past history. Happy will Il he for the
readers Of Tho Times to be AT the post Of
duty. each and all. with like fidelity
Congratulations 10 The Times for the
grand paper II Is proving TO be. Clean
ably edited. and ful Of fresh. sparkling
news notes from all over tho country. IL IS
valuable Taper The respect il pays 20
religion and the churches. and the good
" ords il spcaks for temperance. purity at
the ballot-box. and for Us independent
stand on all questions. entitlc ~ TO tho
need of praise. The issue for January ],
1857, was a gem.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
NEW IOKk's bisGEaCf.
Little Egypt" and Others TESTIFY J" "'-
,ard I'm the Srsiey Dinner Party

NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-The trial OF 70
lice Captain Chapman by the ponce ooaiu
was continued yesterday. and Little
I,,.,.r, " the Algerian muscle dancer, was
the star witness. capt. INA p.l -
charged with exceeding ms au1nol "g -
making a midnight raid December - Oh
ct.nrr,9. bollroom. where Herbert Is.
eeeIov a grandson of +. T. Barnuin' was
entertaining a score of friends At a slds
dinner with "A vaudeville accompaniment
which chairman claimed was indecent
while chairman IS technically on uldi'
seolev is an unwilling prosecutor lnS
c.nt,fn subpoenaod all the women VINO
d,nced AZ the dinner and all of the diners
H.. hogan his defense last Friday by can
ing Anna Belle Whitiord. VINO 'es,'
that she had been asked 10 uah'o
al the dinner, that she had refused an"
told her father. who notified Chapin"'-
whence the raid. ..,..r
ON the witness stand, Iottie MorlHlti'
a vaudeville performer. repeated an IN
decent toast she offered. TO which the
Seclev party drank. She also told OF 'he
liberties the diners took with her, ana OF
tho Indecent or suggestive Christmas
presents that Minnie Rcnwood, announcer
dancer distributed TO the guests.
Miss Renwood. dressed as Trilby, rep
resented Santa Claus Up-to-date' ahc
10 her person were pinned signs not aito-
gothcr proper Minnie Renwood testl-
mony corroborated Miss Mortimer.
Little Egypt. Of Ashea Waba' told IL
broken language. how she was engageG
to do a little dance and pose on a pedestal
rs an Egyptian slave. wearing extremely
scaut costume. She said she would % so
Tor the sake OF art"
She posed "a little" at the dinner shs
said. but tho raid intorfcred with her
giving the fun performance for when she
was engaged She told how the Seeley
guests piled nor with wine and lifted her
ana took undue liberties. The attorneys
who questioned her could evidently have
brought out a more revolving story Tor
She was an eager witness
Tho District Attorney has stated .that
he will examine the minutes of the triaL
and II the evidence tustihc5 such action
he will lay tho matter before the Grand
Jury.
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Richmond. Va. Jan. l3. 1877.

Richmond. Va. Jan. Is. 1871
At meeting of the Board of D!rec-
tors Of tho Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company held this day TO take
action on the death of Assistant Secre-
tary $. MEG. Fisher. Thomas Potts aad
-. .. Davis We're appointed a commit
tee 10 draft resolutions expressing the
sense of loss OF the board. The com
mittee presented the following resolu-
tions. which were adopted:
The sad news comes to-day that Mr.
s. MEG Fisher. our faithful assistant
secretary. died at his home. i'm Gwath-
moy, after an illness of only few
days. The President ana Board or
Directors desire TO put on record their
high regard for Mr.. Fisher as an OFF,
Ger and as a man-one who was always
loyal to the interests Of this company
in every department. for over seven
teen years. and competent IN the dis
charge Of his duties.
The Board desires TO express its sym
patty TO his widow and family IN their
bereavement.
Resolved. As a further mark Of respect.
the Board Will attend his funeral in a
body
Resolved. The secretary IS directed 10
spread these resolutions on the records
of the company. and TO send CODY IN
the family. and TO publish the same IN
our city papers.
n copy from the minutes.
q. T. LOEHR.
Acting Secretary.
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ANNABrL DANCED HERE

The sensational investigation now being
conducted I'm New York. in which num-
her OF society mems names figure as the
result of Herbert Barnum Seeley's now
famous stag dinner at Sherry s. was
stirred up by the skrt-dacer, Annaoel'
who was seen at the Jefferson ROOF Car
den last summer I'm various fancy dances.
She remained here for q two weeks en-
cagement. and proved an attractive fed-
ture at the roof-gardon performances.
IL will bee remembered by many Rich
mond people who stayed az home during
tho heated term last summer that rath-
or attractive looking blonde appeared IN
various conspicuous and versatile fancy
dances on tho jefferson R0Of-Garden.
Her name appeared on the nightly pro-
eramme as Annabel. and # was announc-
ed by way Of information 10 the vaude-
vlle-loving public that Annabcl was
celebrated sun-dauccr.
She made herself mp quite well and
handled her skirts with a deal of grace.
Aunabel aid tho sun-danco as a feature
each night and as cncores she did the
serpentne dance and another little move
ment now and then varied with kick
Of more or less attitude.
II was understood that Annabcl was
engaged for wocks stay az the Jeffcr-
drawing card. however. and her con-
tract was renewed for q week.
Under the stray lights She appeared 90
more than ordinary advantage. and sew
cral of the chappies made point to
meet her for social chat after the per-
Torrance.
Annabels reputation MS sun-dancer
and the ike was more or less cnvahle.
and when Mr.. Herbert Barnum Sceloy
gave his now famous stag dinner at
Sherrys, Mr.. phipps. who appears 80
have had charge of the affair offended
the blonde fancy dancer by proposing
that she should DO some sort Of up-to-
date dance I'm up-sidc-dOwn docOllotte by
way OF special attraction for tho club
men, The fair-hairod vaudeville girl
stirred up trouble by complaining 10 her
step-fathor. who threatened to shoot
phipps but 10 was finally decided 10 get
Police Captain Chapman 10 raid the
place while tho sensational features of
tho entertainment were I'm progress. This
was done. and the public Is now getting
tho benefit OF some OF the most sens7-
uonal testimony yet brought out In a big
New York society mistake
Annabol was thought 10 he quite a
modest young lady during her stay in
this city. She is 4 tall. willowy croa-
turc with a wealth OF blonde hair. rosy
checks. fair complexion. and looks like
am up-to-date young speciality woman. 10
Us altogether likely that sho will appear
i'm Richmond this summer 10 hll another
engagement as a fancy dancer.
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ADlnce i'm NOttOway.

JENNINGS ORDINARY, VA. Jan. r.
An enjoyable dance was given at the
residence of Mr. Tonley. near this place
last night, participated i'm by the young
people Of this neighborhood and the adj
joining county. Amelia.
About Il o'clock an elegant repast was
served.
Miss T. a. Goodwin, Of Mason City.
Iowa, who IS visiting relatives at this
place and who has been confined to her
room with grip is again able TO be out.
Mrs NJ. \. Coleman. Of Green Pay. Va.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Covngton.
in the village.
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Praise for the C. and o. Railway From the
West

That the famous NJ. /. Vast Fly
ing Nirginian-exp train Of the Chesa-
peake and ohio railway. in its flight from
Cincinnati TO the sea. does fly. is shown
by the fact that 10 covers the distance
between Cincinnati and Washington. 500
miles, nc the rate Of nearly forty miles
an hour. including the climb over the
mountain ranges. and a large number OF
stops. The route Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio lies through one Of the most pictures
que portions of tho United States
IL is matter Of record that during
the months Of March. April May. aud
June last tho four yestibuled limited
trains Of the Chesapeake and Ohio known
I'm advertising parlance as the r. +. Y. q"
covered the 800 miles 122 times each mlr-
ing grand total OF 292.3l2 miles. nearly
twelve times the circumference OF the
earth. and yet those four trains were on
time 463 times out OF a possible 4Ss. max
ing the very high average OF % per cent.
To the patron Of this superb train service
who realizes the magnificent condition
OF tho roadbed and the many evidences
Of the highest order OF railway manage
ment as well as equipment, this WI not
seem so strange 10 the man who has
never made the trip. COnsi iering the
number OF trains the period covered the
distance run, and the mountainous ra-
turo Of the country. the record alluded
10 tell story Of physical condition and
effective management that IS altogether
out Of the common.
The "F +. v" IS one OF the finest trains
that is hauled over any railway track
I'm America. II runs solid between Gin
cinnatl and New York. tle rou-o from
Washington being over the Pennsylvania
system. II has every modern convenience,
including electric Lights. and the dining
ar service has no superior. II II has an
equal. The road-bed Is literally hewed
out OF the eternal rocks: 1t IS ba,lasted
with stone from one end 10 tho O. her.
and. although curves are numerous end
grades heavy. the ride is "a smooth rs
over a western prairie.-Northwestern
Iumhermnn. January Z 1871.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

lonrs.-Sir Fred 0OJ. G. Reif. even) ran
n dead heat with Heritage uoi, Scnerre,'
Il 10 II. with Virgie s. third. Time. :2'i1.
Run off-Sir Fred 60 to 100 first. Iline'
1:32 ,
Third race-selling. seven furlongs,-
Necedah DO3. G.. Reiff to u first, with
Countess Irma second and Il. .. Ban
third. Time. 1:29li.
Fourth race-hanLcap. mile and SIX
feenth.-Viscount 90. Il. Burns. 10 70 -
first. with Booze second and Cotton KING
third Time. 1195A.
Firth race-selling. six furlongs.-D; -.
C0i Burns, To y first. with Galey
sixth race-seIling. six furlongs. -hruna
(sG' Soneer. . to - first. with Littie MAJ, MAI
second and Judge Bullock third l''i''
f.lb1.
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IHE PLTEESBCRG CIUB.
Officers Elected and the Annual Banquet
Held.

PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. l3.-Spcoiai-
The Petersburg Club held its annual
meeting tonight and elected the follow
ing officers fer the ensuing term: PresI-
dent. J. 5. Northington: Nice-President.
W. p. McRae; Secretary, II. l.. Shopper:
tors-C. H. Davis. Charles Trotter Iassl-
ter. w. T. Dibbell. q. i. Gill, -. H. Jack
son. w. NJ. llabhston. X. l.. DeIIavcn.
George !. Seay. and Dr. n. G.. Leigh. Jr.
After the election of the above officers
the club partOck Of its annual banquet.
Rev. IL. w. Battle. ID. D.. pastor OF the
FIRST Baptist church, tonight accepted an
invitation TO deliver special sermon be-
fore Eureka and Naomi Lodges. Knights
of Pythias, on next Sunday night week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
AConsistent SiIyerite.

CYNTHIANA. ky, Jan. 3.-Major ~
cob Crosthwaite died AT his home az Con-
nersville yesterday An ardent free Sill
yer Democrat i'm life. Major Crosthwaite
left q Will in which he directed that tho
base OF his monument be Of silver. on
which should be the inscription Free
silver at the RATIO OF Is 20 L. The Will
will probably be contested by relatives
OF Crosthwaite on the grounds Of in
sanity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
RIVANNA NAVIGATION
Plans WIN EsTAB.
LISTING THIS WATER WAY.
Chesapeake and Ohio Liberal Towards
the Enterprise-WithG Government Ala
the Line May Reach Chsrlotissviiie'

COLUMBIA. VA. Jan. l3.-SpeciaL-
A. ALREADY stated in The Times. the pros
meet is good for the early opening VI
navigation on the Kiyanna from faih'S'S
TO Columbia by steamer TO connect mere
with the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Mr.. A. ]. Taylor, the head Of the enter
nrlse. has displayed great energy In the
matter. and will run II through without
cost to the county. He already 1as inc
timber at Carysbrook necessary Tor inc
lock gates there, and has contracted with
John A. Walker an expert I'm such Work,
10 nut the gates in. lie viii be assisted
BY J. Haden.
THE MONEY READY.
Mr. Taylor has deposited the money
with Mr. w H. Haden for Mr.. Walker
as soon as he frames the gates. If the
inter sill OF the locks At CarysbroOk Is
not gone, and the weather is good, We
may expect to hear the whistle OF the
steamer along the line as soon as the
new boiler and engine are ready Tor the
boat.
Mr.. y. r. Cowherd. with a force OF
hands IS putting the canal from Column
bia TO tho pond above Rivanna Mills in
nrst-class order for the steamer. Ihe
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
has been very liberal in aiding Mr.. Iay-
Tor I'm opening navigation above 'aIfS-
brook and furnishing the boiler and en-
CINE for the boat, as the railroad COM
panv is under 10 obligation TO give any
Aid above CarysbrOOk lock. or to iurnlsh
the boiler and engine, ana the cluN,na
along the line appreciate the hberaliiy
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio company
in this matter
AN ENLARGED SCHEME.
Mr.. TAYLOR has another scheme on
hand that he thinks can be carried
through. and that Is 10 open the river up
To charlottesville. His plan Is 90 get
tho Legislature 10 revoke the charter Of
the Rivanua navigation. and then secure
from the National Government AN appro-
priatfon Of 1000 or $50 600 10 improve
the river ND 10 that point for a steamer
Mr.. TAYLOR proposes 10 show 10 Congress
that an the locks along the line are putt
out OF cut stone There is no railroad
along the line. and the water power.
which is as good M any in the state. can
be utilized cheaper than even the James
river.
FREE TO MANUFACTORlES
His plan is 20 do away with the Rvanna
charter. let AN the land be returned 10
the original owners. and give the water
power away 10 any parties that start
50 900 or $4,000 enterprises along the
river
There IS great deal OF sickness I'D
Columbia az this time
Little Ambrose and Bertha Seay daueh-
ter and son or Mr.. 5 f. Soay, are con-
fined 10 their beds with the grip
Mr. Isaac Seay who has been confined
to HIS bed for some time. is improving
some
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
ALL ARE WELCOME.
Wonderful Stories Of the Cured Heard
Every Day.
PRAISING MUNYON
Richmond Citizens Realize The Vast
Benefit Of Munyon's Great Offer and
CROWD HIS OFFICES
Every Day SlekinS Relief from Their
Various Ills.

Muryon What one man eyer dld 500
much Tor the people oil Richmond Nho-
ever placed the means oi scll-cnfe in tHe
hands of The sick and suffering without
money and without price hut Mun}On ie
f. bonciactOr 10 the human race. proven
so u thousand times by grateful people
brought bi ck from the verge of the grave
Or raised from beds whore they Dag help
less This is Munyon's plan. open a.ike
10 the rich and uOor-caCh arc Tie same
IN Munyon's eyes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

NEW ORLEANS. jan H.-Warm.
favorable weather drew out large crowd
to-day. dead heat was run on, pro-
longing the sport - late hour. with only
two post favoritios winning and the public
!ossrs OF the DAY Summaries
First race-selling. six furlongs Alamo
GOS. Gatewood, TO - first. with kathe-
rine second and Sim w. tLird. Time.
115A3.
SECOND race-for ruaiasrA sAxAA fax-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

RALEIGH. y. g. Jan. l3-The sena-
torlal situation remains unchanged. Both
Populist factions caucussed tonight. The
boilers stood firm In their support OF
Pritchard. The regular caucus appoint
cd committee 10 feel the Republicans
on the subject of acting jointly I'm the
election of senator. This is supposed 10
be a move TO shelye Pr.tchard and bring
In a Republican dark horse. but it is
not believed that it Will amount to any
thing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

Trial 10 select a Champion for william
and Mary Marion Hari"nd 'omi z.
WILLIAMSBURG Jan. D. Special
Tine great contest for tho honor Of repre-
sontine the college n Chicago ON Wash
,ngton's birthday has been fixed for Jam
saty DIST. Eight of the best students viii
probably speak before the faculty, though
IL has been said chat some might with
draw.
Marion IIarland" viii visit Williams
burs, rool 10 give che of her new rold-
ings for the benefit OF the Colonial Branch
@. the a. J.. v. 4. She is now in corr
resp0ndence With the president o. tlis
branch. Mrs. T.. b. y. Coleman.
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Naval Orders

WASHINGTON. DC. jan I3.-rhe fol-
tou,ing naval orders were issued to-day:
Medical Inspector J. L. Nelson Is order
cd 10 the Norfolk navy-yard February
lst. relieving Surgeon c. i, Hiobett, VINO
Is ordered TO the Independence IN turn
relieving Passed Assistant Surgeon +. W.
Olcott. ordered 20 duty at the Puget
Sound naval station.
Ersign w. u. Brotherton has been de-
tailad IN the oflca Of Ns<sA ARtss'->--~-
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WINSTON, y. c.. Jan. l3.-Speclal.-
Snow has been falling here all day. and
the street ears are running tonight with
much difficulty
4 colored girl was burned 10 death at
Advance, Davie COUNT, Monday. Her
clothes caught fire while cooking. and she
ran out OF the house. She was fatally
burned before any one could reach her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
Hanna for The senate.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l2-Word came
to Il member Of the United States Sen
ate, to-day directly from Cleveland Ohio,
that Governor Bushnell has agreed hnsily
and formally to appoint Mark \. Hanna
10 the senate 10 mn the unexpired term
OF Senator John Sherman. and that.
therefore. Mr. Sherman will be appointed
Secretary OF State.-New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

Southern judicial district Of that state.
Also Senate bill Withdrawing from the
Supreme Court OF the United states Jn-
riSdiction OF criminal cases not capitai.
]; confers jurisdiction I'm cases OF inns
character upon the Circuit court OF
Appeals.
At 4.i5 u. NJ. the House adjourned
until tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
OBlTU AIRY.


GORDONSVILLE. VA. Jan l3 Spe-
cial.-Dr. Colby Cowherd died yesterday
evening after a brief Illness with pnou-
monia Deceased was siXty-nine years
old. lie was at one time a very promi-
nert practicins ply sician, but had not
practled any for several years prior TO
his death. During the war he was a.
surgeon in the Thirteenth Virginia Regi-
mcut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

BASS.-Died. at her residence. 4l3 north
Madison street, at 3.l5 o'clock Tussd AZ
moinirg January l2th, Miss MARTHA
NJ. BASS.
Funeral from the residence WE'D
NESDAY MORNING AT IL o'clock
MALLORY Died, Tuesday. mt rs p NJ
AT the residence OF her sOn-in-law. ]. A.
Pcrdie. Mrs. MARY t.. MALLORY
relict Of James II. Mallory. Of HenrIco
county.
west Marshall street, THURSDAY. AT
Ill A. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
EREE "a NIANILFACTORIEs.


TARBORO. y. c.. Jan. l3.-Spociai.-
Mrs. !. b. Cheshire the wife Of Bishop
Cheshire. who died IN Raleigh yesterday
was buried here this afternoon. This is
the boyhood home Of Bishop Cheshire.
and our entire community sympath.ze with
him in his great bereavement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
REV. MR. LAuBETH'S CONDITION.
Not Yet Able to Return TO His Pastoral
Charge.

HAMPTON. VA, Jan. 13.-Spccial.-Rev
Graham Lambeth, pastor of the West
End Methodist church. of this city. who
has been in Bedford City Oh the sick list
for the past two months, was expected
here this week lie got as far as NOrfJik,
but was advised by his physician there TO
return 10 Bedford City and remain until
the 1st of February, when. IL Is hoped. ne
will be fully able 10 resume his minis
terial duties here.
Sheriff Curtis. Of this county is one Of
the many victims of Ia grppe.
The magic lantern entertainment given
at West-End Methodist church last night
was a grand success
Major 4. j. Biidsall, superintendent #
the nationa' cemetery at this place. con-
tinucs quite i'll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
Fund for Famine Sufferers

LONDON, Jan. 13.-The fund for the
India which was started few days
ago by Mr.. George Faudel Phillips. Lord
Mayor Of London. now amounts 10 $4,000
pounds The largest subscription TO the
fund was that Of Mr.. William Waldorf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
j. r. HOLMES Shoors HImsrLr.
Financial Trouble Assigned as the
Cause.

ASHENILLE. X. c., Jan. a.
J. r.. Holmes. prominent man of Ashe-
willie, and native OF South Carolina.
shot himself This afternoon with pistol
behind the right car with intent to COM
init suicide. He is still living. but it is
though he will die before morning.
lie was secretary and treasurer or the
Asheville club and treasurer of about al
the benefit orders of the city. Financial
trouble Is assigned as the cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

DE Lesseps and Bioudin Responsible for
Tie inc Impn.rh Ipnn EAlnmI.

PARIS. Jan. l.-phe inquiry into ITO
question OF the responsibility Ut IANtillt
canal culprlts for the fines Imposed anon
them closed to-day The tribunal deD idrt
that ex-Aliuister Balhut. Charles lc
I.essops and biOndln were responsive TOT
the fine OF s9l .O0O francs Imposed upon
Baihut In addition 10 a term N impri-"h-
ment FOR connection with the IanHiii@
scandal Bairrt WAS released from prsol
"A few months ago but on December llth
was rcarrestod IN order that nc mlsht
serve two years additional imprisonment
for failure TO pay the Zine. Tie u now in
return 10 Franc Blond.n and De Lesseps
Will be put In jail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

The public receive the best medical atten-
ton from The most skilled doctors.
either at the ofiice or at their homes,
without penny 10 pay.
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New Directors Elected

NEW YORK. Jan. lathe Tennessee
Coal and Iron and Railroad directors have
elected Colonel G. NJ. McGhee "A director
in place OF the late John II. lnman. and
Colonel Oliver H. Payne in place OF Ed
ward simmons.