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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

Presbytorianism I'm the South.
In the celebration of Presbyterian Day
speeches will Doe made by Rev. J. w.
Bachman, of CHAT nnoga. and Rev JOS
cph J. Vance, of 81 shviiiC. both of whom
are quite familiar with the history OF
Prcsbytcrianism I'm East Tennessee.
Tho pioneer Of Presbytcranism IN the
South was Rev. Samuel Douk, ID. D.. who
founded Washington College and old Sa-
lem church over hundred years ago.
The college mentioned is noted I'm the
history Of the country, and. as mentioned
I'm former communications of The Times
correspondent, there were at one time
I'm the upper and lower houses OF the
United States Congress twenty-four men
who received their education az Washing
ton College. This IS matter of actual
record. Yet with such 70 marvellous eX-
ample. the grave of the founder Of Wash
ingt0n College. in old Salem church-yard,
is i'm a neglected condition and IS un-
marked. save for p moss grown slab over
its top, on which is lengthy inscription.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

All the Officers Re-elected--Ihe Conyen
ton Formally Opened.

ton Formally Opened.
TORONTO. ONT, october 23.-rhe BIZ
ennial convention OF the Worlds Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union was
formally opened in the pavilion at
the Horticultural Gardens to-day The
building was thronged when the conven-
ton was called to order hy Miss Francis
+. willard.
The frst fifteen minutes were given 10
devotional exercises. led hy Mrs. Ruther-
ford. president Of the Dominion W. {. T..
L.
At the meeting Of the Executive Board
Of the Worlds Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union last evening the ofiiccFs
were all reelected as follows:
President Miss Francis T.. Willard,
Evanston. Ills: Vice-President al Large,
Lady Henry Somerset East Norcastle'
Ledbury England; Honorary Nice-prosl-
dents-NIrs. Mary Clement Leavitt, bos-
TON. Miss Jessie Ackerman. Chicago. Rev.
Alice r. Palmer. Waysat. Monn.; Moth
err stewart. Springfield. Ohio: Secretary
Nllss Agnes r.. Stack. Ripley. Derhyshire.
England. Assistant Secretary, Miss Anna
Gordon. Evanston HIS; Treasurer.
Miss Mary Anderson Danviile. quebec
Round the World Misionaries-Mrs Mary
clement Leavitt. Miss Jessica Ackerman,
Rov Alice r. Palmer. Miss Cora Parrish.
paris MS. and Mrs. j. K. Barney, Pro-
vfdcnCe II. I.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

San Painter. Lutte White, Bill Long , ana
Ed. Morris, tho latter colorcd'. recciN0"
sentences from three years TO one year.
Jim Harris. the member oi the b"n'
who turned States evidence, was NOT s.n-
fenced. and IL is probable that under 'nS
recommendation OF the superintendent v,
the Southern railway he will be reiedseu
or his sentence will be very llghJ
Tho merchants convicted or recelNlhs
stolen goods from the robbers are as iQl-
lows. all prominent in business and sociai
circles i'm Dalton and North Georgia o.
NJ. Cannon. y. f. Peoples, j. II. Bender,
Anderson Giddcns. Cleo. Comhol q. w.
HOran W. B. McCarson J. Kirke Farrcr,
Ed. Roberts and Jesse Langston.
To-day the court sentenced an th'se
merchants 10 nav fines ranging according
TO their ability 10 pay from N,W0 down
20 So and one year IN the chaln gang,
the latter sentence TO be suspended on
payment OF the fines and costs.
On account Of the robberies or wniSh
orn railroad claims 10 have paid damages
TO consigncrs amounting TO so0,'n du, ing
tho five years the gang were making tneir
deprcdatiOns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

Gossip About the Retirement of Sails
bury--Lorrillard Coming Home.


bury--Lorrillard Coming Home.
LONDON. october 23-In spite OF the
official denial OF the Marquis of Sails
burys approaching resignation Of tho
premiership. belief I'm its truth IS very
strong in political circles, where 1t is con-
sIdored that his retirement is inevitable
within few months. This view OF the
undcrCurrent was confirmed 10y Cabinet
Minister on Wednesday. who privately
remarked that the Duke OF Devonshirc
had declared that he means 20 have the
premiership when the Marquis of Sails
bury resigns.
The special commission sent 20 Ger
many 10y the corporation Of Manchester
Inn order 10 discover the cause Of Eng
lands industrial decadonce. found the
chief reason I'm the extraordinary devel-
opmont OF technical education abroad.
Alderman Crossdcld, q member OF the
commission, said:
'sThe English workers arc half savages
when compared with the intelligent aru-
sans Of Germany
Councillor Pithian. a member OF the
Amalgamated Society OF Engineers, re-
marked.
"The engines and dynamos made I'm
Germany put 20 shame most Of the work
in the English shops
The tenor OF the whole report amply
verified these opinions.
Tho American Line steamer ST. Louis,
which sailed for New York from South
onnton To-day. had on board Pierre lo-
r1lard the American horseman. After
spondine two years in Europe ne de-
cisres that hc viii spend most OF his
time IN future ON this siN Of tho At
lantic He will winter, however, ON "A
housc-hoat in Florida. for after two WIN
ters on the Riviera he has concluded
that Florida IS more healthy as a winter
resort
Nfr Iorinard took a gloomy view OF
tho conditions prevailing in tho United
states. and said 90 the representative OF
the Associated Press;
'T fan TO find European confidence IN
the limited states returning with our inn
proving business. and 10 never VIII uhu'
our currency system IS settled on a firm,
rationai basis 7 hope England has put
an end TO the bimctallic negotiations. l
cannot understand why she should nave
Given SO much encouragement 10 INC
Monetary Commissioners.
Tho general disposition 70 increase
naval armamonts can be gaueca by the
foct that 81 warships are building M
Creat Pritain alone. They aggregate "a
displaccmcnt of MN6i2 tons or these
warshins 81 go 90 foreign governments.
Tho oxford Music Hall where sunday
evening sacred concerts have been intro
80 adds "a new "turn' tomorrow
cNon Mrs. Domiston Chant the social re-
,o,mer who came into prominence "a
voar or two ago by her crusade against
music halls. etc. lectures ON the subject
., "The Necessity for Sunday Eycning
Amusement"
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escaping again and since then he has
been kept in irons.
Brown is "A native OF East Aurora, y.
Y. lie IS wanted there on charge Of
forgery dating back two years or more.
Since leaving home he had wandered
from place to place and finally came 10
Richmond to visit the Crull family. lie
was taken In and accorded the privileges
OF a member Of the family.
The gratitude he displayed IS we'll
known to the readers Of The Times. as is
also the recent history of the case up TO
the confession he 1lade in court on Fri
day.
The story Of the crime and the many
dramatic features presented Is a most
interesting one but tho details are Ia
miliar to readers OF the newspapers the
case. contrary to the usual order Of things
covering In all less than six months from
the time the butchered remains wcre
thrown into the Ohio river up to the de-
noument Yesterday in the little court
room at Harrisyillo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

The Famous Diseo,erer of the Gold Cure
fn fsfeHnpui

The Famous Disco,erer of the Gold Cure
in Richmond.
Or. Lester T.. Koeley, the originator OF
the now world-famous gold cure, is in the
city. stopping at The jefferson. Accom-
panied by Mrs. keeloy, ne arrived here
Friday.
By reason OF his discovery. Or. Kceley
is now among the most widely-knOwn and
woalthiCst mon in the country. lie is
apparently about sixty years OF age, quiet
and diCnidod.
Dr Kelley was suffering from a slight
indisp0sitgn last night and could not be
seen when ! called af the jefferson. but 10
is understood that bis visit here IS q
pleasure trip. He will leave tomorrow
Tor NeWIort NoWs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
TO DIssOLrE rnE DREIBUND.
ItaIy's Withdrawal et an Early Day i.
Expected.

Nfttft'eNAfs
BERLIN, oct. 23.-The meeting between
the Emperor and Car at Wiosbaden ON
Wednesday last was arranged by Prince
Henry, of Prussia at Darmstadt the day
was no thought OF the Car going TO Wies-
pacen showing That thc meeting Of the
two cmperors was OF "a purely informal
and accidental character
The reunion OF the luonarchs was of a
most cordial nature. Al Wipsbadon par-
ticularly Emperor William was in excel
lent spirits. and made the Car laugh re-
poatedly by telling him funny stories. The
school children OF Wicshadcn. noticing
the excellent humer of Emperor William.
and anxious 90 view The court presented
themselves in throngs before the castle.
whore they shouted in chorus. Kaiser.
give us leave from school" His Majesty
was highly amused. and caused the school
authorities 10 crafty the children S
wishes. THIS news was received by the
children with tremendous cheers.
An article In the Nuova Autologia. an
influential Italian magazine published by
ox-Minister Ferraris has caused a pro-
found sensation in Germany. The article
Is "A summary of q forthcoming book hy
Sicp0r Chalid. the Italian senator and his
torian lie advocates tho formal With
dray,al of Italy from Drcibund at the eN-
pifation Of the present term Of the COM
uact and the forming of a now DriebunG
between Italy and Great Britain.
The writer demonstrates that Italy s
most vital political Interests are In the
Mediterranean, and that only Great Bri-
tain can aid her there. IL is believed in
Bcrlin diplomatic circles that the with
drawal of Italy from the Drlebund is q
foregone conclusion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
HENRY GEORGES CANVASS.
Frantic Zeal of His Work il
Done Free.

Frantic Zeal of His Followers--W ork is
Done Free.
NEW YORK, oct. 23.-Ilcnry Georges
canvass continues to bo the spectacular
feature in the political campaign. His
army Of speakers hold hundreds OF meet
ings I'M all parts of New York every night,
but Mr.. George himself is the most eifec-
tive advocate of his cause, preaching the
crusade against poverty with the zeal OF
Peter The Hermit declaring himself am
instrument i'm the hands Of God To better
the condition of his fcllow-men. ana firing
his hearers with am ardor that makes
them in turn apostles of his radical doc
trnes. In every borough OF Greater New
York, in halls. I'm the streets on the
wharvos, Henry George speaks to multi
tudcs that cheer his every word
For the past few nights, Mr. George
has been making savage attacks on
Richard Croker the leader of Tammany
han Among the Labor Unionists, and
in the sWarming tenement districts. whore
people are crowded more thickly than
anywhere else on earth. Mr.. George has
audiences. almost frantic I'm their de-
monstrations.
The business end Of his campaign IS
conducted by eX-COngrcsman Tom J..
Johnson ana eX-Postmaster Charles W.
Dayton. shrowd veteran campaigners OF
speakers there Is no lack. au the sur
V.y0rs OF the lsN5 campaign are ON the
stump again. except Father McGlynn.
and ho has declared himself in sympathy
with the movement
Not one OF the speakers demands pay
for his services, and Georges managers
say they are not hamperod by their empty
treasury for their campaign is run on
enthusiasm. not money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

WASHINGTON oct. 2.-AIiss Cisncros,
the Cuban girl who escaped from prison
in Havana. and her rescucr. Karl Decker
were rendered % reception tonight hv the
Washington friends Of Mr.. Decker. Con-
venuon Han. where it took place was
crowded. 1900 persons being present
Corporal James Tanner. ox-Commissioner
or Pensions. presided. and presented Miss
Cisncros and Nr. Decker. who We're greet
ed with cheers. Speeches were made by
CORPORAL Tanner and Ex-senator CAL. II
was announced that Mr.. Decker had been
commissioned q Brigadier-General in the
Cuban army.
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SPANS NOTE IS DEFIANT.
DOES Not Admit Right Of Any Foreign
Power 10 Interfere.
ALL IN HER POWER DONE TO END WAR
The Language Polite, but Very Firm
Spain Claims Right to Expect Better
Fnlflment of the Rules of In
fcrnafiOnal Law.

MADRID. oct. s.-In the special note
10 United states Minister Woodford, tho
Government declares that Spain has done
nu i'm her power to end the war in Cuba
the nation having made many sacrinces
for the reforms which are to be carried
out in the island. which are fully de-
scrbcd.
The note ends with the statement that
Spain will not admit the right Of any
foreign power to interfere in any Of her
affairs
FIRM. BUT POLITE.
The language Of the reply IS polite, but
very firm in rebuttng the arguments oil
fhe United states and in declining media
tion Of any kind.
n dwcus at length upon Spain's right
10 expect better ful6lmcnt Of the rules
Of international law on The part OF the
United states
II IS added that sonor De Lome IS Kept
fn washington because the Cabinet pre-
fcrs 90 negotiate matters arising out of
fresh nihusterinc expeditions direct with
The state Department through a diplo-
matst who IS acquainted With similar
previous cases.
The newspapers OF All parties express
much satisfaction with the reply.
The Liberals are resolved TO maintain
more energetic attitude than their pre-
dcccssors in regard To hlibustering expedi-
tiops from the United States.
BLANCO's INSTRUCTIONS.
The instructions given 10 Marshall
Bianco. the now Govcrnor-Gcnera OF
Cuba. are under two heads, military and
p0nicaL In the first sonor Morct. Min
lister OF the Colonies. AYERS that his course
az action rests exclusively upon the
Judgment of the Governor-General but
recommends that be conduct the Tar so
that the condition of the troops end
colonists be bcttored and that property
lc made safer
Tho second directs that in the introduc-
tfon of autonomy. in the island an APP
neal be made TO all parties. all being
eouaI I'm the eyes Of the mother country
hut warns Marshall Blarco not to en-
trust fhe work of autonomy 20 the revo-
luuonists as that would be an insult to
the loyal cOlOnists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

No Abatement in the Fever in New Or
leans.

leans.
MOBILE. oct. 23-The new eases here
Of yellow fcver arc six In number as fol-
lows Mrs NJ. Wcnth, Eliza Hagabloom,
Mrs s b. Snyder. Dominick Guinia, Mrs
n. d. Jordan. Mrs J. ID. Hudson. No
deaths
Total cases 90 date. POI; deaths, 20; re-
oovcrics. l3, under treatment. 80.
MONlHoMtttN. Ala oct 3.-rhe
sficial report OF Tho Board OF Health az
so'clock to-day. Be- as follows:
Cases previously reported. %. cases to-
eay IS in town. and one fourteen miles
IN the county, IA in al Deaths previous
W reported. - to-day, none
Hnco tho report of the board. John w
Deming an alderman and agent Of the
Georgia and Alabama railroad has died
Fts case was only reported to-day.
List of new eases to-day. John Roller
Miss Florence Rozior r. H. Rozior.
ftoDort Gresham, Winlo Ncslmg. MIa
Amanda Ncsling A. j. Sweat Thomas
Btrinefollow. John Doming William y.
joyce Gus Sanders, coiored Dr. i W.
Anderson. Charles Anderson T. ~. S.
Gayle. Scotia, fourteen miles In the coun-
try.
The large number Of new cases reported
can be accounted for by the visit OF DR.
Oui,eras.
ssSore thar doSrors were divided In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

Employer aud Employee Recognize tho
Value of This Organization.


Value of This Organization.
There being much interest manifested
among the members OF Post A. Virginia
Division T. Z. A., frequent meetings are
being held.
Last night a special meeting was called
az rooms Nos. sd and 81. Chamber OF Com
merce building. Several OF the members
who are not frequently In the city, were
Of the original promoters or the Ass0cla-
ti0n I'm this locality.
Outside OF the work concerning the new
headquarters an interesting time was
spent in discussing the good features OF
the organization. such as the protection
offered through this body 10 both heads
OF firms and the salesmen alike In socur-
ing q uniformity of prices on the various
classes OF merchandise, especially con-
tract goods.
II is the desire of the r. T. A. 10 watch
carefully all these matters. and urge upon
aiI fo como 20 the meetings and report
su.n Information ns VIII cnahlg the exec
utive body TO further the aims Of the
fraternity.
Many Of the heads OF firms were present
last night and entered into the discus
sion of the evening with enthusiasm and
were very much encouraged hy the work
already accomplished.
Many said they were NOT surprised at
the growth OF the Travellers Protective
R1@ucldllvu, heDhLaf tit Av,N fh''N ni ii'
work was 20 the interest OF both employer
and employee. This has been realized in
that the membership consists or some
OF the leading business men In tho city
aud their ellesmcu.
It is a noticeable fact that firms whose
heads are members. all ~ the statesmen
also are. and when one of firm studies
the good features connected Herewith.
then no invariably urges and secures The
other member of his firm along with the
salcsmcn.
A large manufacturer came IN person
10 the secretary last week and asked FOR
an application for one OF his travellers
and said he. "i realize tho good work
the Association is doing and Il IS my pur-
pose 10 do an I can for H."
When no had paid the S. which en-
titled the applicant 20 an the benefits ~
the Association for six months. he aid
that all who were in his employ with
himself were members OF the n. p. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

PHILADELPHIA. oct 23-The steel
steamship Miami was succe ssfully launch
ed from Cramps shipyards to-day \
large party from New York and some visit
tors from Southern cities visited the scene
Of the launching As the vessel left tho
ways she was christoncd Miami by
Miss julia Russell Parsons, Of New York,
The steamship Is being built Tor the
Fl0rida-Bahau as steamship Line. and
viii ply between Miami and Nashua.
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New P0,tmasfers.

WASHINGTON. oct. 23.-The President
has appointed the following pastmasters:
Nireinia-Orange Thomas w. Carter,
shenandoah. W. r. Miller; Williamsburg,
r. III. Ware.
Tho following fourth class postmasters
were appointed to-day;
acknowledgements. Mary NJ. Trew;
puNalo Forge. James G. Updke.
North Carolina-Columhus, c. c. Hamp-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

MADRID. oct. o. El Tlemro pub
fishes. with reserve. the announce
ment that the reply OF the Span
ish Governments 10 the note OF
the United states presented by General
stewart J.. WooIford, the American Mis-
ister at Madrid declares that n the United
states does not stop the sailing of flibus-
tering expeditions from American ports
Spain will re-establish the right 20 search
vessels anchored I'm cuban waters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
TRYING TO BUY The HYGEIA..
The Owners Of the Chamberlin Have
Made an Offer,
BUT DETAILS ARE BEING KEPT DOWN.
The Police of Two Cities Looking LOT
Man and Another Mans wife--ihe
Question of Control Of Old
Point Dock--Nayai Notes

NEWPORT NEWS. oct. 23.-Special.-
A report reached this city to-day to the
effect that negotiations arc now pending
which are more than likely TO result in
the two big hotels the Hygcia and the
Chamborlin, at Old Point Comfort, going
under a single management.
II the rumor as circulated this morning
Is true the Hampton Roads Hotel Com
pany is after the Hygcia property. This
company owns the Chamberlin hotel sim
ply employing Landlord Sweet as man
ager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
LIBERTY IS LOST FOR LIFE.
Irwin Brown 10 Spend His Remaining
Days in the PenitentlaTy.
The PRISONER IS IMPERTURBADLE.
Dramatic Scenes in the Court Room--One
of Browns Attorneys Overcome by the
Strain--Jury Only Out Thirty Min
utes-Slight Doubt Saved His Neck

HARRIsVILLE, VA, October 23-spe-
ciaI.-Irwin Brown. tho murderer OF
Emanuel Crull. the Richmond liveryman
who met death at the hands OF his rela-
tive in this county juno 10th last while
he was travelling overland 10 Sistorsville
to open a livery stable, will spend the re-
maindor Of his days behind the gray walls
Of the West Virginia penitentlary at
Moundsvine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

PARIS oct .. The Journal Des De
bats. commenting on the answer OF Tho
British Government 90 the proposals of
the United States Monetary Commission.
says:
"'rhe British reply has completely DE-
cidcd the question OF free silver which
was brought 20 the 'front.' in spite OF the
improbab.ity OF different solution. u
produced a feeling OF uucasiness In the
business world. We rejoice that the mat.
ter has been finally settled"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

WASHINGTON ID. G., oct AR
rangements have been made al Cincinnati
and Pittshurg for the entertainment or
Mrs. McKnley. while the President is en-
gagged in ether functions. ln the aitcr-
noon Of Saturday tine Both. Mrs. schmid-
lap, Of Cincinnati. viii give "a musicale
ana on Wednesday. the 3d. Mrs. Pitcairne
OF Plttsburg will give a luncheon on both
OF which occasions Mrs. Mckinley will
be the guest OF honor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
Hawaiian Commerce.

WASHINGTON. oct. William Hay
wood. Ccnsul-General 20 Hawaii. has sub
mitted 90 the State Department an exc
haustive report on the commerce and In
dustries OF the Islands. AZ present he
saws Hawaii imports nearly everything
She uses. 7G27 per cent. OF which comes
from the United States. Of the exports
ssel per cent. goes to the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
PREsBYTERTAY DAY.
Next Thursday Set Aside I'm Honor of the
Church. Washington College.

BRISTOL. TENN, oct. 23.-special.-
Thursday, October 18th, will be Presby-
terian Day at the Tennessee Centennial
Exposition. 1t viii be a great opportunity
for inner East Tennessee. a section Of
the south. which is peculiarly rich in
Presbyterian history and which may IN
fact, properly be termed the cradle OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

WASHINGTON. OCT. 23.-The c0mmis-
sion appointed last January % ar5itrate
the claims of the Cauea Railway and
Land Company. OF New York for Sso2.
hia. Gied AN award to-day 40 the state
DEPARTMENT fxlng the amount OF the
claim az Sl52O4Nq3. payable o. the Cauca
Company i'm gold coin of the United states
with hye per cent. interest added after
January l6, 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

Mr.. II. G.. Lyme Sustained severe Attack
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon
while Mr. r. G.. Lyhe, brother Of Janitor
W. II. Lyme. OF Honrico County Court.
was standing on Franklin street nolr
Eighteenth. he was stricken with apo
plcxy and fell 10 the pavement cutting his
head badly.
The ambulance was summoned and after
tho wound on his head had been dressed
he was removed 20 tho Virginia Hospital
where he row lies in serious condition.
Henry Carter. a c0lorcd man. while rum
ming q steam saw yesterday afternoon
put his right hand too close % tho rapidly
revolving disc and tho ends of thrco I'M
gers and a thumb were cut OF. Tho ann
bulance was called and his wounds dress
cd.
Charles Wo0dson. colorcd man. fell
in Il nt at the corner Of Seventeenth ana
Broad streets yesterday afternoon. lie
was treated and the ambulance took him
10 his home, 80. sos 81. james street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

NEW YORK, october 2}-Archblshop
Kaane sailed Tor Rome to-day. Large del
esations Of friends NAV ia" inf him on the the
i~oetfon from the University an Washing
o''' ton Mi he presented 10 the Holy Fa'her
IN sew weeks. the documents IN the
case being now in the hands Of Arch
bishop Corrigan. ,..hA..,
49, srsaiE Of a successor 10 Mgr Schroed-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

Men I'm High Standing Convicted of Steal
ing or Handling stolen Goods.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Oct. 23.-The
most remarkable case on record in the
south came to an end at Dalton. Ca, to-
aav in the Superior Court. Judge Alonzo
Ftie nresld!ng. During The past three
weeks eighteen robbers charged with sys-
,emstic.llv looting ears on the Southern
sost,.,t,- extending over a period OF five
xears have heen Tried and found guilty.
fca ying-Ieaaer Walter B0hannon. was
convicted in Ave cases and was to-day
sentenced by the court 10 ten years in
His gang, Tom Kinneman. Ben Pierce.