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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25
A Sensational Marriage.

RALEIGH n. -. August 2i-fhe most
qcnsational AFFAIR In the history Of Nortn
Carolina society occurred Yesterday
when Miss Bessie BOylan Tucker, the
weaithiest young woman In Raleigh, ielt
her home and forfeited all claims upon
her share OF her fathers estates W mar
rying Mr. Edward feliOwes, a young
Englishman. Fellowes has lived mere lor
the past three years, and has been a ie9n-
er OF society in the capiial city. Mt. "
n Tucker brother OF the bride, ranks
high among the bankers and hnanciers OF
this city and Is a stOckhOlder IN the 4. a.
n. c. railroad. Seaboard Air Lane ana
other railroads. =.
Nearly year ago Mr.. Fellowes was de-
MED the privilege OF calling an the Tuck
er mansion. The young lady spent me
DAYS and nights since Friday WIN hrr
sister Mrs. James BOylan. Miss iucker
wired Mr.. FellOwes. In New ioIh, I'M
mediately upon his return from Europe
that day, which gave gossips ,somelhins
10 whisper about. When IL be'aine
known that the Tucker Family had made
themselves conspicuous by their ansencs
AZ the ceremony. society divided, WIN the
family sympathizers In the minority.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and groom left for Atlanta, Mr.
Fellowes has been connected with the cot
ION buyers. Charles +. Johnson ana r.
IA Lee here for three years. lie goes 20
Albany. Ca, 90 represent big Liverpool
comuanv on the Cotton exchange. Miss
TUCKER Is "A daughter OF the late X. y
Tucker and a slster-ln-law OF John III.
Wiuder.
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HER BBAUTY SAVED HER.
4 Remarkable Story from the Remarkable
CITY of Chicago.

CHICAGO. August 2i.-Dr. James o..
Quicker professor in the Post-Graduate
Medical College, charged with attempt
ing to destroy his rich wite's features
with sulphuric acid, was held for the
grand jury i'm 5000 yesterday, and' fail-
inc 10 give bond, was taken 10 jail
his wife did not appear In court. Ihe
cbiof witness was Charles W. Hill lie
Said be arrived in Chicago August sth,
and beran selling shoe-strings. ON We'd
nesdav evening, August llth, he was ac-
costed by Dr. DucNer'
"He said he had ID job for me- con
tlnued Hl, (which was very important
and secret II was 10 take "a bottle OF
some stun he gave me aud dash II IN
young womans race.
nm said he accepted the commission
and went 20 Mrs Ducters house, NO.
cg2f Monroe avenue. TO locate her. over
come bv her beauty, he told her Whdl
he had been hired TO DO.
lie met Dr. Duckcr later, received a
hottie and final instructions. charles
po,erson Attorney r.. Burritt Smith
ANA detectives watched them.
81 don't want 60 XIII or blind her
uw said Dr. Quicker told him. nut
iust TO destroy her compleNion' because
She IS such "a pretty woman.
professor j. u. Young testified that the
LII contained sSlphurlc acid. Detec-
fives told of witnessing The meetings oi
nm and Or. Ducker
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rnnPEARL HUNrERs.
Hundreds of Arkansas People Seeking
Riches in Tie Mud.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK, August 2i.--Sew
discoveries Of valuable deposits Of pearls
I'm lakes and rivers In Arkansas, have
added greatly to the excitement already
existing over similar discoveries and to-
day thousands Of people are wading
through the water in different parts OF
the state, searching for the precious
gems.
The latest and most sensational dis
covery was made In the Arkansas river
and the creeks. lakes. and bayous near
Little Rock. where the pearls have been
picked up, ranging in value from $40 TO
$500.
Hundreds Of people are working mo
saline I'm the rivers. and many valuable
finds have been reported.
Additional discoveries were made on
the Fourche river yesterday, and people
are swarmlng 10 that stream. repre-
sentative Of tho Arkansas Gazette, who
has spent much time In investigating the
matter. says there are ffty-sevcn streams
I'm the state that are rich IN pearl Of large
size.
II has now developed that IN the course
Of a survey made ir he White river In
1895 s. 900 worth Of pearls were collected
bv members OF the survey In the course
Of their duties.
THE recent discoveries lead 20 the be
1ier that never I'm the history of the
country were so many large pearls dis
covered. The color Of pearls found IS
that Of n saline rose, and the texture is
frst-class.
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pennsrl,anIn,s Wheat Crop.

HARRISBURG. PA. August "a" The
area devoted 10 wheat in Pennsylvania,
said Secretary Of Agriculture Edge yes
tcrday, docs not vary materially from
year TO year This ranges from l,z'o'OO
To i.s5O00O acres, and this years acreage
was fully an average one, the crop being
satisfactory both IN quantity and quail
itv. A conservative estimate makes the
production about 20.OOO.0OO bushels, and the
Increase in value can be understood when
IL il stated that very little wheat has
been sold by the farmers OF the State.
This year the adyonco came az time
when the farmer can reap the fun bene-
ft OF tie Jump IN price. Ordinarily he
disposes OF his surplus stock TO meet the
demands upon him before the advance in
price along about April.
with the present figures as basis
the gain In values 10 the farmers OF Penn
syivania by reason OF the great advance
in wheat is simply enormous, and the ef-
feet viii be felt IN all channels OF trade
Tor "a long time. Country store-keepers
report a stimulus that had not been eX-
perienced during the past six years, and,
AS the prices Of corn, oats rye, and pota-
toes also promise To respond TO the ad-
vance made by wheat. the general out
look is more encouraging than for a num-
her Of years
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IT Was Fclt That tbe Suils Were Attempt-
ing Too Much.

CHICAGO August 2l-The Bull pool.
which mas bc.a successfully handling
enormous lines Of wheat. corn and oats
ON 'Chanpo. announced at tho close to-
day that they were practically out or
the market with the exception or a lit
tie September wheat which they say they
VIII take on delivery day. The announce
mcnt that the pool had liquidated its
holdings caused "a feeling Of great relief
among the brokers generally. IL had been
felt for several days that the pool had
been trying 10 do too much. When the
campaign IN wheat was begun several
months ago II was regarded rs a very
difficult undertaking. The Bulls became
masters Of the situation. aided by the
news from abroad. and piled up enormous
profits I'm q short time. When the same
pool went into corn 20 the extent OF about
10000 600 bushels and oats amounting 10
about 5OOOe0O bushels. nervousness was
renewed. SO long as everything kept
moving up, however. II was not very
acute.
The Bull difficulties began with the
spoctacuiar calling OF wheat on Saturday
az 81. when 20 could have been bought
cheaper I'm the pit. When prices began
70 drop on Monday margin calling In
creased. and the anxiety was relieved only
by the announcement that practically
everything had been sold out.
Although it was believed that the line
Of December corn proved loss, George
French. who has been handling the deals
for the pool saws Everything was sold
AT n profit lie says that several promi-
ncnt grain merchants pooled yesterday
To- raid the markets and force him TO un-
load.
The corn oft to-day was the scene OF
enormous dealings one broker sold in
one hour four million bushels owned by
the pool
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BAPTIZED In A BATH TUB.
Joseph Fife is Now Ready for bis e.
eCutiOn Tomorrow.
He TAKES A LOOK AT The SCAFFOLD,
And seems to be Impressed With Its Ap-
pearance-He says lie IL Prepared to
Die as He il Informed That the
Drop VIII be Painless.

The noise OF the saw and hammer is
waited softly up TO his cell on the sum
mer breczes. as Joe Fife. the colorcd prs-
oner who is to be hung tomorrow. sits
awaiting his summons 10 death. lio APP
pears calm and collected and talks with
friends quietly about the coming ordeal
At o'clock last evening. Scott Burrell
called at the Jail and baptized Fife.
A large bath tub was arranged I'm tho
Jail yard, and I'm the presence OF the jail
officials the prisoner was led out OF MS
cell by Deputy Gin and turned over to the
preacher who immersed him after htuns
ceremonies.
SAW THE sCAFFoLD.
Fife took a look az the scaffold and
seemed impressed, although he did not eA-
press an opinion concerning Il.
lie was then taken back 90 his cell,
where no will remain until h. Is called
to the execution.
A reporter found him at the little win
dow In his cell door yesterday. Iic
was talking with hlr. Hcllstern and ap-
parently cheerful.
lie said that he was feeling All right
and had partaken OF a hearty breakfast
lie was being treated splendidly.
YES" said tho condemned man. Il am
ready to die. Since / was converted last
Wednesday | feel much better. / have
slnned and 1 am willing TO suffer- IL l
have TO.
HIS OWN FAU1r
NO: don't bear any il-feellns for
any one. IL was my own fault
They say that hanging is not very
painful As soon as the drop is sprung
/ become unconscious and can feel no
pain. It's an over In a minute.
DO | think that / have been saved2
No; I know that / have been"
Have your mother and father been 10
see you JoeP" asked tho reporter.
At this the negrO's eyes filled as he re-
piled that his mother had visited him
Sunday for the last time. and that MS
father had seen him that morning.
joe does not think his mother will at
tend the execution. although he states
that his father may
BUILDING THE SCAFFOLD.
Joe seems truly rcpentant and. when
not speaking OF his parents. hls face
brightcns and ho can even laugh at a
funny remark. Tho Jail officials speak
OF Fife as "A model prisoner.
The preparations for the execution go
on with grim brskncss down I'm the north
corridor Of the Jail. and tho scaffold was
well under way yesterday morning n H.
Of all things, strong structure and Ser.
gcant Epps keonly oversees IT'S building.
lt Will be ready by this afternoon
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UNoompRoMisING DEmocRAr,
Boydton Tobacco Market-A Watermelon
Feast-Personal.

BOYDTON, Va, August N-Speclal.-
Mr. ". l.. Rolfe the old Confederate SOL
der who Was stricken down with paTaly-
sis at his home near TINS place some
eight or ten days since. is lying IN very
critical condition ana very little nope Is
entertained Of his recovery.
Mr.. Rolfe has for many years been
noted FOR his uncOmpromising loyalty 10
tho Democratic party ana 50 great mss
been his zeal that at some OF our elecnoHS
he has been known TO STAND ior nouls
around the polls after they were cloavu
10 hear the result, although he Is an ola
man somo seVenty-cight years OF age
BOydtOn as a tobacco market Will take
on new lie when the large ordering mousse
is completed, which has Just 'Deeh com
meuced on Madison street. ms Dullu'l,s
will be three stories high and suihclehtly
large for the handling OF the lmineha.
quantities OF tobacco which IL Is hopcu
will be sold here In the future. Hereto
gore the buyers have complained OF not
having sufficient and proper accoulihou"-
tions for that purpose. .,....
Another reason for congratulatoh 10 tho
business people here Is that they VIZ nnFI ~,
two new buyers OF tobacco VINO viii ucdi
r,tensiveIv i'm tho weed. These Two CIR
cumstances will give new impetus TO thi7
Yesterday Mr.. G.. B. Finch gave tho
children a watermelon feast az MS I.,l-
dence i'm this place. rms custom ot ~. ~.
Finch in giving an annual feast OF "at'l
melons has been kept up for many ySals
a-d is looked forward 10 by the chiluich
with much pleasure. ,,.,. \,
on Friday. September lst Bishop a. NJ
pondolph will consecrate Christ chapel
come Two miles north Of this place lie
viii also preach here on the I'd day OF
sontcmber, when he will confirm class.
Coptain w. r. Boyd, OF Covngton,
Tenn. who has been visiting irlends hs,o s,o
FOR the past three weeks ieil '''
home ON Saturday. ,.,s .oo,,,
Mrs John Jackson. OF Richmond. reacn-
cd here Yesterday on VISIT 10 her i''onu'
Miss w. a. Bryson. ,,.,.od,s,
Rev John H. Clarke. Of the Metnoaist
Church, IS on a visit 10 triehus ~ L. y" IT,
Mr.. Clarke preached here az one u'i'o'
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A Uorse-whipping Anair In Atlanta That
Caused n Sensation.

A special from Atlanta. under date or
August 2lst says:
Tho social scandal I'm 81. +. MIS- Meth
odist church iu which the daughter of
Or. Dimon. the pastor. and Mr. W. Il.
Jester. an hun ble member of the flock.
has eliminated I'm a most sensational
hOrsewhipping
The man who applied the stnging lash
was the irate husband Of Mrs. Jester.
and the man who now carries "A number
OF large wholps on his back ~ Mr. J. =.
Herren, a well-known livery stable man.
This affair has been smOuldering now
for some weeks and the first flame was
the story published this morning 10 the
effect that Mrs Jester was going 10 be
investigated by the Board Of Stewards
and I'm the event she failed 10 make out
her case against the pastors daughter
she would be expelled from the church
Mrs. Jester publicly accused Miss Di-
mon OF stealing her diamonds several
weeks ago, and since that time all manner
OF sensational reports have been In cir
culation as TO what did become OK the
precious stones.
10 was the publication of ono Of these
stories by the Atlanta Commercial that
stirred mp the blood Of Mr. Jester This
morning he went o. Mr. ilorron's stable
In company with Mr.. Ed WOmack. his
brother-in-law. and as "A result of their
interview the cOwhlding occurred.
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4 SAD C1SE,
A Young Woman From North Csroi'""
who Tried To Hide shame

ROME. August 2 Miss a. Oahey, an an
attractiye young woman, said 10 nave
becn until recently the principal or
school at Rockingham, y. e., ls dying
I'M n room In the Central Hotel mere. ne
case Is particularly sad az Involves i tho
fair name az well as the lie OF the youhs
on tuesday afternoon last, a man anu ana
a woman arrived in Rome and reslst,,Leu go,
at the hotel as william Chann ana Mls5
a oakley. Of North Carolina. Ihey tooh
scuarate apartments and nothlh8 "IUns
vyss suspectcd. on "Wednesday inc W.
man was taken violently III and physi-
clan was summoned. -, ,,ho-
Tnon the arrival OF the physician Cha-
fin IS said 10 have ACKNOWLEDGED 10 MN
that the young lady had arrived IN Il
delicate condition. 80,
She is now lying al the point or dealh
and no hope OF her recovery ~ enter
fafned. She IS handsome woman "i
about twenty-soven years OF age;
Chain II a fine looking man ana pears
every mark OF respectablllty. lie ~ sun
here. and seems greatly distFesSeu pFt'
the Unfortunate state Of affairs.
Tho case excites the keenest sympatny y
here among those who have learned tnc
tragic story OF the unfortunate youHs
woman.
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pHI1ADELpHIaREPU
They Elect Rank Quay Partiz"n for oi''
IrnA.nrer.


Treasurer.
PHILADELPHIA. August 2i-For the
orst tirno since tine control Of the Repub-
rcan organization In Philadelphia was
,,,rgetod from senator Quay by the de-
fection which prevented the nomination
for tbs r,avoraiity of Boise Penrose. now
rnitrd states senator "a regular IA
publ.can convention representing every
f,cti,r I'm this city to-day nominated with
rr,ctlcsl unanlmity a Quay partisan by
ner,i,, colonel clayton McMichael, pro-
,.riotor of the philadelphia North Amer
iosr and n director OF the Associated
Press who is one of the recognized Quay
leaders IN Eastern Pennsylvania for city
treasurer.
Tho Senators and members Of Congress
interested had united in naming Colonel
NcNrchael 10 succeed the Democratic
postmaster in philadelphia and he said to-
dav tbat he entered the contest for the
civ treasurership only because tho
friendship OF an factions united upon him
10 perfect the Republican harmony which
nut senators Quay and Penrose in what
h REGARDED as undisputed control Of the
Renublican state organization.
Other nominations We're: Register OF
Wuls II. u. hanckett; Common Pleas
Judges +. A. Breezy, Charles Y. Auden-
reid. and william W. Wiltbank, re-noml-
mated. Orphans Court. Judge Joseph c.
Ferguson re-nOminated.
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O0o. 900: lawful money reserve Nio'VV'vVV'
loans and discounts. N'sI5WVW' ., --o
Julv 2s iSg7-lndlvidual deposits N,HV
600 OGl. lawful money reserve Nl5,VV'VVo'
loans and discounts. 81. .965. 10000
The item OF Individual deposits on 80 july al1
q. 1881 shows an increase OF v-VV.Vv'
over July II. 1895. and an Increase OF We
OOOOoO over May u. 1881. lawiul noHts
rcecrve representing cash actually on
hand In hank on July o. 1891, shows an
increase over July Il. 1896. OF S6s~eVv.
and an Increase over May Il, 1897, OF ABOUT
81 oO0. 900 loans and discounts on July 80, sS'
1897 show an Increase over July li' ih'o,
Nav ia lSq7 of about 100000
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outright and Young died OF his wounds

outright and Young died OF his wounds
in a few hours later ,,..
Steele and Young had been enemies
from boyhood. and both were conslue'.u
dangerous men. Friends tried In VAIN 10
keep them apart
When they met each by common I'M
pulse drew his revolver and began hiine'
both advancing.
one shot. struck steele, but ne con,
tinued TO advance until he dropped ueau
from another.
Tho county Is wild with ehci,e'ns''.
An y,ork is suspcndcd while the terrible
affair Is discussed
Tho two men were the nower OF Lesiie
county citizens. steele was Democtat
and Young a Republican leader IN the
county. Both leave families.
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lost together with NJ. Bailac and Baga-
rsrIof operators in the cinematograph
department IN which the Ore started was
concluded to-day. The defendants were
CHARGED with homicide through negiecting
tn falyo proper precautions against fire.
psron Nfactau. whose wife was one of
tho yirtIms OF disaster. was found guilty
of im9rudence and sentenced 10 pay a
fine of 500 francs. Bailac and Bagarachof
ec,tencod respoctiyely 10 one year in pri-
son and 9n1 francs fine and eight months
i,,,,,ril,r,n.nt and fine Of go francs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25
NIX. MoNrAGUE noLDs OynR.
The Republican Wrangles Make II Impos-
slble to Appoint His Successor.

DANVILLE. VA. August 2t-A special
dispatch from Washington announces that
Mr. a. j. Montague, the Democratic
nominee Tor Attorney cy-Goncral has been
appointed United States District Attorney
for the Western District of Virginia. 90
hold over until his successor shall bc ap-
pointed by President Mckinley.
Mr. Montague has held the office FOR
four years. ho having been appointed by
President Cleveland.
Some months ago he rendered his rcsig-
nation 20 take effect August ist. the date
OF the expiration OF bis commission.
II is understood that the internal wran-
gle I'm the ranks of Virginia Republicans
makes it impossible for tho President 90
name Mr. Montaguo's successor until Com
gress meets In December next, and hence
his appointment ad interim
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Hamnlon,. Nrm Pn.tnllIcc.

HAMPTON. VA. August 2L-spcciai-
Postmaster-elect J.. O.. Larcher Will as
sumo 10 duties as postmaster N liamp-
ton the first OF September. al which time
the office will be removed 10 the Schmelz
building on King street. which ls being
fitted up in gIand style.
WOrkinen have baen busily engaged IN
remOdeling the building for several
weeks, and II IS expected that iho wofS
will be completed by the hrst on scptem-
har
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Grati,iue Report of the Resources ana
Liabilities Of the National Banks.

WASHINGTON. August 2i-The Treas
ary Department published today COM
psratlve statement OF the resources and
ihc liabilities Of an the National banks
a. the country on July 2}d. compared with
n corresponding date last year and with
the last call made this year
The showing is a very gratifying one
20 the Treasury officials, and The figures
indicate "a gradual expansion OF business
especially in The amount Of deposits. The
july d. is5s~indivN Dual deposits, 8. .sss
o. 90. lawful moncD reserve. NiiOJ0o0.
han and discounts 81. $50 90, 0oO.
kf~x IA lSgl-Indiyidual deposits, 81. l0S,-
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Crop Report.

WASHINGTON. Aug. a-The weekly
bulletin Of the weather bureau which
Virginia crop prospects: The drought
continues tobacco H. doing fairly We'll.
hut many complaints OF firing are made.
some complaints ~ cora burning: some
iofn corn and turnips reported a failure.
peanuts, pastures, gardens and turnlps
iaillug. but little fallowipg."
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Beat His Brains Out.

ATLANTA, GA, August 24-In Talbot
co,,nty. ON sunday T.. H. Low. was dis
covered by G. T.. Womble. In a com
promising position with his daughter.
Womble fired al Low, but missed. Low
~ but VVornble pursued and coming unon
bfn, heat his brains out with "A stone
He then went TO the police headouar-
ters ana SURRENDERED himself. both men
were prominent farmers.
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Coal Operators VIII Garry out tho Plan
Adopted at the Cleveland Conference

PITTSBURG, PA, August 2i-At The
coal operators Getting this afternoon
at the 90 cent rate pending arbitration
was rejected
The operators will now carry out ths
plan adopted az the Cleveland conference.
and will open their mines ~ once.
II tho old men will not accept ,heir
terms, new Cues will he imported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25

For the Hand of ~ Pretty Girl At Bridge
port. Conn.


pRrDGEPORT. CONN. August "a
Two italian BARRIERS fought for the hand
and heart OF a young girl in the Old Gem
Rink i'm Lumber street. Pasqualo Throne
and Iostile Musantonio were the cohleN
fants. Both men frequently met at the
home OF Mary Quomoin, the woman In
the case They hated each other once
or twice they Quarrelled and came 20
blows Each had asked Mary 10 marry,
but the maid was unable 10 choose. so
the men finally decided TO settle the mat
ter by wager OF battle.
Tho fight began Sunday at 4 O'Clock.
Neither gained any advantage until the
0fth round. when Throne was knocked
down. When he was picked up he had
"A long. jagged wound on the upper lip
and check which "A spectator declared was
made with brass knuckles. Throne, who
was taken 10 the hospital said he was
fairly beaten
Next night MusantoniO and Mary
strolled together and looked happy.
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ANornHR SLUnriN SILTHR
The American Dollar Worth Less Than
Forly Cenis nnlllon Nalne

NEW YORK, August silver broke al
records again to-day falling 10 2sis
pence in London. which is = penny below
the previous low point and tO 5ils cents In
New York, which b iic. below the pre-
vlous low record
Mexican dollars sold al 1910.
At t0-days New York price for bar sil.
yer. value OF the silver in the standard
silver dollar Is a9GH cents.
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4 Department Ia be Established In the
CONGREGATIONAL library.

WASHINGTON. ID. g., August "a Su-
perlutcudcnt John Russell Young has de-
eidcd 90 introduce into the new Congress
fouM Library department for the
blind.
Thc Library already contains "a large
number of volumes iu blind letter and IL
is Mr. YOungs Intention 20 make "a com
ulete collection of raiscd-letter books
reading-roOm viii be set aside for
fhis deuartment which Will be the first
OF ifs Kind in this country.
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wt.rurK FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. August 9-Virginia-
Generally fair: westerly winds.
North Carolina-Gencraly iairi west 10
sonfhweat Mlnds.
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Hung for Assault

FAYETTEVILLE, IND, August "a
Jerry Brown was hanged at 2.i2 p. NJ.
to-day for an assault committed on Mrs.
neople witnessed the execution.
Crowns neck was not broken and he
died amidst .roans and struggles.
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RANGE OF rmrRMoMrrEn.

The range Of the Thermometer az tho
Times Office yesterday was ~ follows:
az NJ. "A. y NJ -. 3 4. NJ. -: 6
r. n. NJ: . l.. 81. -, u II. -. Assgs
age. - Ia