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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28


~ - Chesapeake and
&Egnvss" UNIV ""''
9FFECTivE JULY :. 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE hlCHMOND'
BROAD STREET STATION.
80 a. NJ. Daily With parior car ios
IriHClpII stations, NtNpo't
Ncws. Old Point. NoriolS ans
3:sS +. NJ Daily with Pullman fs9
local stations Newport Vows.
old Point Norfolk and Forts-
mouth Connects daily WIN
Cla dominion steamships i"'
,o.oo =, Sew York
1920 A. N. Local train. except sunday.
wan ari0r car. for RonceVette
connects an Gord0nsvllle Tor
SfanFe. Cuipcper Calvcrioa
inassas. Alexandria ana
Mi'nineion. at Union station
hafIoiitsFilc. for Lynch-
ourg, at Basic FOR Hagcrs-
2;lS p. NJ. Daily with Pullman 10 Gin
ginnau Louisville and g.
louis. Connects at CoNngtOn
ggeny for Virginia Rot Springs.
e.ppS only no important
stations Meals served 0n Dim
ing cars. 80 b. Local Train,
except Sunday follows above
train from lisrNUuHN.Nn 90
Goshen
$50 r. NJ. Accommodation. evrort sum
dav Tor CnlrlnffcntIIin
1880 r. NJ Daily Tor Cincinnati with
Pullman o, Hinton w Va and
Gord0nsyilie to Cincinnati
and .tfie,.iffo ,flafe served
on dinine car Connects at
Staunton (oYrept sunday Tor
Winchester M and at Cow
fngfon "A Fenv for virginia
MOI Sprinrs
TRAINS T.EAVt ftfcrrTu STREET
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WANTS.
~ ROCERIES WAY DOWN Al >. JILL
II MANt9 SONS.

~ RoCERIES WAY Dow Al D oi-i1-
" MANS SONS. -
Pest GRADUATED Sugar, Ia los.'.'.' -
White A Sugar pounds ........:.'.' -
Light Brown Sugar 6l-2 pounds
Country Salt Pork. per pound. en-
Country Breast Bacon ............'. ~
Quart Bottles Imported Pickles '''' ~
Corn Bran. cwt. ................'.',''''
Best California Hams per pound'''' 0,s
Large Lemons. per dozen.......''''''' ~
Pure Lard. per pound ......'...'''
Best Leaf Lard ................... "a
l0-pound can Pure Lard for......... "
City Mills ShipstuN or Brownstun ..
CWt ...... ..-s...s.- ..s.s.ssssss... -'-''
Snow Flake Patent Family flour ~.
per barrel Sj25: per pag.....-.. -
Carolina Rice per pOund .......-s.
Tip Top Roasted Coffee. Java and =,
IdBuNFH .......ss.sss.sssssss.sss' 80
New North Carolina Rice .......-.
Pure Ground Coffee per pound 49,,
g. ULLMAN'S SON.
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STEAM BOATS
Raw Line James River Route
for Baltimore.
Close Connection for All Points
North.

North.
Appointed sailing days, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at sP. NJ. Freight received daily
until s P. NJ. Elegant state-rooms,
heated by steam and lighted by
electrisity.
For tickets, state-room reserva-
tons and further information, APP
ply to h. M. bOTkIN,
General Agent, $50 E. Main st.
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NorIV& s SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
~ 1ONNORTH PINE STREET,
near Monroe Park.
G. NJ. MOLLY. A. NJ. Principal
y. II. RUCkEk, b., Associate Principa

.. II. RUCkER. ABB, Associate Frincipai.
Opens MONDAY. Sentember 2Oth. New
PUPILS enrolled FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
18th and 18th.
a W. ll-eQuiDped gymnasium tfree 10 an
pupils under a competent instructor. A
limited number OF boardcrs taken. Circu-
lars at the bookstores and Chelfs drug
store, opposite school-house. For further
particulars address the principal at Ash
land, Va, till September 10Th; after that
1O7 north Pine street. au14-tse2j
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY J. 3. Elan e. Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1112 Mlin street.

r>~~~~~-~>--S~~-~-~-~~
BY j. b. Elan e. Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1113 Min street.
l. BY PUBLIC AUCTION
pEs1RABLY 100c c TED AND ATTRAc-
DWELLING on THE EAST
SIDE or THE MECHAN-
ICSVILLE TURN
PIKE. ,,
JUST NORTH or CARRINGTON STR.
In execution Of a certain deed OF trust
from George i. Anderson, Jr., 10 the I'M
dersigned trustee. dated February IT, ISL >
and recorded in Deadlock 100 - page 20
of the Henrico County Court, default hay,
ing been made I'm the debt secured IN ssld
deed. and being required so 10 do by the
benefciaries. the undersigned trustee VIII
SELL by public auction, on the premises on
MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1897, 81,
at G o'clock J.. NJ. the real estate descriD-
ed in said deed, as fronting as feet. more
or less, on the east side Of the Mechanics
Vile Turnpike, between Darlington ana y
streets, and running back eastwaTdly pc
tween irregular lines, 1870 feet. 'Snore or
less and having thereon a most substan-
tlal and desirable detached fkA M -
DWELLING, Of about six rooms. II IS
a rare chance for persons OF small means
10 so safely invest their savings Wnellci
II lie for home or investment, and all per-
sons Interested should be sure TO attend
this sale.
TERMS: For cash, az to so much OF the
purchase money as will be sufficient 10 pay
the expenses Of executing this trust any
delinquent taxes and the ratable share or
taxes for the present year ana the sum OF
500 al with interest thereon from August
IL. 1897. upon credits as 10 S2ls63 10 Feb-
ruarv II. 1898. S224S2 10 August II. lsys'
and S23i to February II, 1899, and as 10
the residue of the purchase money, II any,
ON a credit of six and twelve months from
day Of sale, the purchaser 10 give therefor
his negotiable notes in two equal Install
ments. with interest added, and TO be
secured by a deed Of trust on the property
these terms as to the residue having been
fixed by the undersigned after applying 20
the grantor I'm said deed Of trust 10 pre-
scribe the terms and his failure TO do so.
o. II. FUNSTEN, Trustee.
j. 3. Elan q Co., Auctioneers.
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Bv virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust.
duly recorded in the office Of the clerk OF
Richmond ChancerY Court i'm Deed BOOK
$50 A. page 50. and in Deadlock 100 Is,
page 143. default having been made in the
payment of debts therein secured, ana ne
ing so required by the beneficiaries. we
will sell by public auction, on the prem
Uses, on ..-
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1877,
at =. NJ. the real estate described as
follows: "All that certain VACANT LOT
I'm the city OF Richmond Va, and de-
scrihed as follows Lot a. on a map OF the
Morriss property. fronting thirty feet on
Grove avenue, and running back perpen-
dicularly on the west line one hundred and
ten feet. 10 a sixteen foot alley, and on us
eastern line running back to said aley,
one hundred and eleven feet, with a front
age on said alley of twenty feet. This
is one Of the most rapidly improving sec
tons Of the city. and the lot is surround
ed by beautiful residences. There are only
a few such lots vacant and parties wish
ing to build will find IL 10 their interest
TO attend this sale, as the lot must he
sold.
TERMS: Cash, though more liberal
terms may be announced at the hour on
sale. .,.
WILLIAM V. WILSON, JR.,
X. Ii. CHAFFJN.
Trustees
p u Cbaffn a. Co 1ncOr) }, AuctiOneers.
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BY Charles a. Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. II north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE MAIN-STREET PROP
ERTN.
No. Ao3 EAST MAIN STREET.

BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust 10
the undersigned trustees. dated April H.
1898 duly recorded In the clerks ONCE
Of the Richmond Chancery Court, IN ID.
b. AS 3, page 292. default having been
made In the payment Of the DEBT therelh
secured, and being required so 70 do ny
the beneficiary. we will proceed TO SELL
by public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER ], 1871,
at g o'clock u. NJ. that SUBSTANTIAL.
AND WELT-BUTLT HOUSE, No. 4O3
EAST MAIN STREET. containing 10 or
more good large rooms. besides Kitchen
and other outhOuses. The lot fronts ~
feet inches on the south side Of Main
street. and runs back between parallel
lines 154 feet TO an alley IN common ~
feet wide.
This property owing 10 its desirable
location. IS well suited for family board
ing-house. or it could be made very
desirable home.
TERMS: Cash as TO all costs and oX-
aenses OF sale, all State and city taxes
due and unpaid, a note for $1,000 ana
interest on same from April II. 1896 until
dav OF sale: balance upon such terms as
will be announced at time OF sale.
JOHN DUNLOP,
CHARLES a. ROSE,
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
pANl

old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
" PANY.
DAILY SERVICE.
Z Steamers leave Norfolk
r. Va. DAILY. az 1880 y. Nj
ESN> for New York direct. pas
NV.HANA~ sengers leave Kfchmona
tk..ltysX& via &. and o. railway AJAX
A&A, +. NJ, or X; and +. raj.
Nj road N. and W. routeC D
Il a. NJ. To connect with
q steamer AT Norfolk
DIRECT STEAMERS leave Richmond
for New York. via James river. every
Monday (passengers and freight, and
fs,tagv freight and Storage passen-
eers only) at y. NJ Additional steamer
Sfreieht. caves Richmond for Norfolk
every Wednesday r. My connecting
FSROM NEW YORK, passengers can
leavs DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY. for
Hichmoud via Ola Point or Norfolk.
DIRECT STEAMERS Via James river
route, leave every saturday passengers
Sailing from companys pier. 20 North
river. 3 +. NJ: Saturdays. +. NJ.
For fun information apply TO
JOHN r. MAYER, Agent.
1912 east Main street.
Richmond. Va.
W. l.. Gulllaudeu. Vice-President and
Traffic Manager New York
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY.
Commencing next week the old Sche-
duie will be resumed Steamers leave
Richmond every Monday. Wednesday and
Friday az . Z. NJ Leave New York Tor
Richmond Monday. Wednesday and Sat
urday al : T.. NJ.
JNo. L. MAYER,
au21-3t Agent.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-FIRsT FLOOR FUR
j NISHED or suit OF rooms for light
Address hoo Grove avenue,
corner Plum au2o-lt'
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q SOuther n
ON Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 26. 1897
TRAINS LEAVE RICHAOND. VA.
2.N A. NJ, No. ~, southern Express,
daily Tor Atlanta, Augusta aud points
South. Sleeper Richmond 10 Dam
ylllc. Greenalo 20. Salisbury ana
Charlotte. Sleeper open at v.eO
T. NJ
Connects al Danvil,c, salisbury
and Charlotte NTH 'ns Washington
and southwestern Ln0ucd go. aO,
CARRYING sleeper New York t0 Ashe-
willie, Hot Springs, Chattanooga aud
Nashville, New Aork tf MtmpAla,
New York 90 Nsw orleans. New
York 90 Tampa, ana nt-t-clasa day
Memphis. Connections trr made
for am points iu Texas aud lalllur-
nia. Sleeper open tof occtaancy az
400 noon, No. j. sond train daily FOR
Charlotte q. G.. connects at Nose
10y with Earmyilit and iowhntnn
railroad Al keysviIe for Ciarks-
Vile. oxford. hcnrer."u. ana Duf-
ham, and al greensboro Tor Duf-
ham. Raleigh and ton salem.
at Danyllle with 40. 80. United
for New orleans and points South,
Witch carries sleepers New York 70
New Orleanr aud New YORK 20 Jack
sonVlIe. Through sleeper salisbury
10 Nashville via Chattanooga, also
Pullman tourist sleeper every NDd-
nesday Wash lugt0n t0 San Fran
cisco without change
500 p. NJ. No. r. local, DALI, except
Sunday for keysVille and lntorme-
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
as f. NJ. from Atlanta. Augusta. Aahe-
Vile and NASHVILLE
80 A. NJ, From k,ysvilie.
IOCAL FRfIGHT TRAINS
Nos. 81 and G., between Manchester ana
Neapolis. va.
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w ANTED.

For immediate delivery. before prices
advance. ORDERS FOR FUEL. saw, -
to 80 cents per ton by calling nj PAGE =
West Virginia Coal. for crates an"
Stoves. 1925 TO 81 per ton, delivered. ~
Best Anthracite. all sizes = Genus u,A
on All orders left at either office lot I'M
mediate delivery. .,-z
Pine Wood. long. per half cord SID
Sawed Wood per half cord, Wv
Split Wood per half cord, sou
1900 west Broad: Phone 40I .o-
1903 east Cary street Phone loo;
auI-sm c II. PAGE.
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Charles A. Rose. Auctloneer.

BY r. b. Chaffn e Co. incorporated.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
No I north Tenth street.
III RUSTEES' SALE
OF
ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST LOTS IN
THE WEST END OF RICHMOND,
FRONTING ON GROVE AVE
NUE.. JUST WEST OF
BEECH STREET.
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wv OMAN DESIRES WASH S9 ~
w take home. Address. No. 1929 west
Leigh street.
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w ANTED. AN IDEA. WHO -. 30
W think Of some simple thing 70 pa' 20,
Protect your ideas: they may 1r ~, tsr-1 y
wealth Write JOHN WEDDERBul M
& CO.. Department Patent A Mo ,pr'1e
Washington. d. c.. for their 81 so ~
offer and new list OF 1,vo ilNeiiVS rs
wanted -
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Squire c. II. Jones, OF swansboro, Is
sued a warrant this morning asaihs :
Charles Johnson for killing the dog Oh
'-ist,ns that Johnson maliciously killed
his net. and he wanted satisfaction
through the court
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WY ED-GENTLEMEN TO 0CCu-
w Nv Pleasant Room with BOARD.
Terms Reasonable. Apply at 10 W ".
Cary street
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w ANTED FOR MARYLAND, - MES
w al 81 per day; cooks and > m ma sl,.
for Baltimore: o cooks and Inaius i i3r
washington. one coachman, cooks. maids
cd ,-aiters for mis- and other States and
Icitles. W NJ. MARTIN & co. 1922 east
Franklin street Richmond. Va. auzo--l
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Folsom, Cal. June SIS d. wordcn. the
train wrecker, having given M all hope
of escaping the gallows, has written a let
ter to his mother. who lives In New York
state that he would die bravcly and as Il
Christian. He also wrote a letter to his
wife and stll another to his brother. "a
missionary In japan. A Bible has been In
Morden's hands nearly all the time for
several weeks. Warden Auil told him last
night the application to the general court
for writ OF hahcas corpus had been de-
MED, "Well, | suppose that settles It,"
said the doomed man. without displaying
fear or emotion. Warden Aul is going
ahead with the preparations for the hang
ing which will take place AT 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
san Francisco. June 3.-ln the United
States circuit court this morning Judge
Gilbert heard and denied the application
OF the attorneys of Walter ID. Worden.
the condemned train wreckcr. for a writ
OF habeas corpus based upon purely tech
Meal grounds. Notice of intention to APP
pt,d from the decision OF the court WAS
Immediately given ana the matter went
over until. : O'Clock this afternoon. AT
that hour "A motion WIS made for leave
TO appeal to the supreme court of the
United States. and, contrary To the gen.
eral expectation. this was granted. Wor-
denis attorneys insist that this order Will
have the effect of preventing the cxecu-
tlon OF his sentence tomorrow.
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FIRED ON THE MOB
THE URBANA ASSAULT CASE
BECOMES SERIOUS,
A Crowd SURF ouuds the Jail and Atteu nj.
to Lay Hands on n black
liend, but Doesn't.

Urbana, Ohio. June 3-Quick action
was taken tonight In the case OF
Click Mitchell, the negro who as
saulted Mrs. Eliza Gaumer. and the
threatened lynching has been averted
The grand jury returned an indictment
against the negro this afternoon. To-
night, while a crowd of angry men
swarmed about the court house and
jail. the negro. whd had been dressed In
soldiers uniform. was marched up TO
the court room in the middle Of a squad
Of militia men. AS the militia was ON
duty everywhere about the court house
and taii. the disguise worked perfectly,
and the crowd did not recognize the
prisoner. Mitchell, who had become
thoroughly scared, waived all prelimi-
naries In the court. lie pleaded guilty
and was speedily sentenced To- 20 years
In the pen. the extreme limit for his
crime.
After Mitchell was sentenced By the
court and the sheriff ordered to take
him 10 Columbus tonight, there was
trouble again. II was thought that the
officers might again get Mitchell
through the crowd disguised as "A sol
der but their plans became known and
"A carriage was driven up To the Jail.
Then the mob broke In and demanded
the prisoner. The jail was strongly
guarded by the militia and the sheriff
felt sure 50 long as he did not venture
out. The governor refused TO send
more troops TO Urbana tonight. and IL
looks as II the prisoner cannot be re-
moved until tomorrow. when reinforce
ments will be furnished. Meantime,
with the local forces. the officers feel
sa fe 50 long as they remain inside the
Jail
The climax In the Mitchell outrage
eliminated at $50 o'clock this friday
morning, when the militia opened fire
on the crowd and shot two rounds. The
vollcy resulted In Harry Bell Of this
city being shot through the head and
killed instantly. A young man named
Hagins was shot through the body and
killed instantly. Denny Gtaney OF fr-
bana was shot In the right foot Dr.
Charles Thomson Of North Lewisburg
received slight wound on the fore
head. Wesley Brown of Gable was shot
in the hip and seriously wounded Ray
Dickinson was shot In the shoulder.
Ray Mcclure OF Trbana was shot
through the right arm. Gus +. Weiser.
who was standing on the street. got
slight wound on the face. and John
Wank was shot in the foot
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Constantinople. June 3.-The frat sitting
of the peace ncgotint tions was held this
afternoon at the Tophane palace between
the ambassadors of the foreign powers
and Tewfik Pasha. Turkish minister for
foreign affairs. II Is understood that the
result of the three hours OF dcliberation
was that Count Nelidoff. the Russian am
bassador. will prepare a memorandum as
10 the rectihcation OF the frontier. that
Cambon. the French ambassador, will pre-
pare a memorandum as to the capitum-
tions In tho case of the Greek subjects In
Turkey, and Sir Phillip currie. The Brit
ish ambassador. will prepare a memoran-
DUN as to indemnity. The conference then
adjourned to meet again Saturday next
to consider these memoranda.
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v. p. STATEMENT.
How u Looks nj tn. Change OF Policy oe
the short Line.

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SPAlN'S DiLEM M M A.
subject seriously Considered In the Cabi.
net-Weyler May Ise Recalled

Madrid June AT a council of the
cabinet this evening Senior Canoyas del
Castillo. after explaining the various
aspects of the situation al home and I'm
the colonies. concluded by declaring
that. having obtained the sanction OF
rariiament TO bills for the financial
needs of the next wear. ne deemed
that the time had arrived 10 ask The
crown 10 either ratify the powers Of
the ministry or To confide the govern
ment To other hands. He said ne had
decided upnn this course because he
could NOT how to the imposItions of the
opposition and because he felt the mat
ters had reached a stage where a slight
reconstruction of the cabinet would fail
TO meet the demands Of the situation.
He added. however. IL the crown sill
has faith I'm him and the conservative
party he would not hesitate To remain
i'm office and would endeavnr TO cone
with the difficulties at home and i'm the
colonies.
The Queen regent formally accented
the resignation of the cabinet and con-
suited with the president of the cham
her. but as vet she has not suInmoned
any political leader. Probably she will
moi do so mill she has seen General
MARTINEZ Cannes. who will arrive here
Tomorrow. Senior Canoyas is much
disappointed M the responses which the
advances in the way OF reform and
financial plans have met In cuba. He
in also very 10th to recall General Wey-
Ter. although aware that VIEWERS pres-
once I'm the island and his severe policy
ohstruct the relations of Spain with the
United States.
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standing of IN. Clubs.
TWELVE MEN PERISH.


San Francisco, June 3.-The loss OF the
British ship Zelika, bound from New York
for Wellington. New Zealand resulted In
the death by drowning of L men. The dis
aster TO the ship was reported by cable.
but at the time the message was for
warded no details of the loss OF life had
been received. The steamer Mariposa.
from sydney to-day. brought full particn-
lars of the awful disaster The Zelika
went ashore at midnight on Good Friday
In Palliser bay. on a rocky shore. The
disaster occurred during q gale and the
first news OF II reached Sydney by carrier
pigeon, released from a passing govern
ment steamer which sighted the Zelika
ashore. hut could not possibly render any
assistance. The crew numbered q. OF
whom nine managed TO reach shore.
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attitude OF the United States towards
the conflict. Minister de LONE takes
the change philosophically and Is not
greatly surprised at the turn Of events
at Madrid.
II Is believed the queen will invite
Canovas In form new ministry and
that the premier will overcome the fric-
tion which led up To the present crisis.
by omitting from the new cabinet the
elements which caused the personal
rupture. II Is understood De LONE viii
place himself ~ the disposal Of the new
government. So II will he free To con-
tinue his services at Washington or ac-
cept his resignation rs IL sees fit.
Madrid, June 3-The resignation of
the cabinet and the general state OF po-
litical uneasiness absorbs public atten-
tion. The retiring premier is quoted as
saying that not even the members OF
the cabinet knew W his Intention TO re-
sign until the resignation was effected.
New York, June spanish securities
were nearly one point higher on the
stOck exchange to-day. The rise was
based upon the hope that the resigna-
tiou Of the Canovas ministry means a
speedy termination OF the Cuban trou-
bles.
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few MONTHS LONGER
Durrant Will Have Respite for a
While, at Least
A STAY OF PROCEEDINGS
Train Wrecker Worden Succeeds
In Pulling His Neck Out of the
Moose and He Won't Hang
To-Day. as Booked.

san Francisco June 3.-The attorneys
fore Judge Gilbert la the United States
circuit court to-day and applied for a writ
of suporsedeas for the purpose OF staying
the execution OF the sentence. but this
WAS denied by the court. An application
Tor leave 10 appeal from this decision 10
the supreme court Of the United States
Was then made and granted. Although Il
Is an open question whether. IN view OF
the denial OF the Wit Of supersedeas, this
order OF the court acts as . stay OF pro-
ce,dings. Attorney General Fitz wired to
Warden Hale TO take no action In the
premises pending the appeal A the
United States supreme court does not
meet again until October next this virtn-
ally means respite FOR six months at
least.