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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
NrKINLEY !"
AN ExPLORER TORTURED.
Mr.. Landor VIII Hardly BE Able to Ever
Eeturn-- How He Was Treated.

LONDON, Jan. 13-The Daily Chronicle,
in description Of the experiences in
Thibet Of Henry Savage Lander. the
artist. writer and traveller. who mar
r0wly escaped death at the hands of the
Thibetans when endcayOring last autumn
TO reach Hasa, the capital Of Thibet
says:
Ills valuable diary. maps and other
papers. including interesting photographs
only entrusted 10 others when Mr.. Lam
dor himself was under torture. One OF
these represents the scene Of torture Of
native companion. tied naked 20 tree
and slashed and bruised by "a circle OF
hideous beings dancing around jcering
at their victim. Another photograph
taken after the rescue. shows two un-
recognizable men. all the hair burned off
their heads. the skin lacerated and seam
ed with burns, and the eyes two ghastly
Sits.
Mr.. Landor lost one eve. The Thibctans
repeatedly held white-hOt irons 30 close
10 the eyes of their captiVcs as. without
touching them. 10 shrvcl and Wiiher
them. This was practiced day after 1'y
until Mr.. Landor was rescued. nearly
dead. after having been three days with
out food or water.
Mr.. Landor has already lost ~ roa-
son. After three hours a-fsati0n ne 10
gained sufficient cOnsciOIs lcss io say
where he had concealed his c7mcras
Mr.. Landor was carried 10 Almo-2 Gin
the Lumaon district of North ludi9) ty
slow stages. from which point ic CTS
patched runners with news iOr home he
recovered the cOnliscated dizzy, maps f1d
surveys, and has alt0geth r two hun
dred photographs and water c1lOr-. I.is
Instruments he was obliged TO bury in
the Himilavas.
II is not probable that Mr Iandor VIII
ever be well enough 20 return.
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An Investigation of the Management of
the Reformatory Ordered.

The session OF the House Of Delegates
was again called to order by Speaker
Ryan at noon whereupon Rev. j. A. Dear
born offered prayer.
Mr. J.. c. Jordan, OF Frederick, offered
a Joint resolution providing that the two
houses go into the election OF judge
OF the Corporations Court Of Winchester
at l o'clock. The resolution was agreed
10 and Mr. Jordan was directed 20 in
form the Senate OF the action Of the
House.
When House bill No. Jos came up on
IT'S passage. which provides that clubs
shall procure a license for the sale OF
wines and liquors. Mr.. w. r. Rcddy,
Of this city moved 10 recommit the bill.
lie thought in imposing a tax of 500 a
gre1t injustice was done to some Of the
clubs. lie cited the Deep Run Hunt Club
which was largely composed of members
Of the Commonwealth and Wcstmoreland
clubs and where very little liquor was
sold.
Mr. Saunders opposed Mr. Reddy's mo-
tion 20 recommit and suggested that any
amendment might be submitted 20 the
House ana On motion OF Mr. T. y. Jen-
n.nes. Of Lynchhurg, the pending question
was ordered. The motion 10 rccommit
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SALE OF TIMBER LANDS.
Central Hospital Board Meets-.Bsnk Of
fcers Elected.


PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. l2.-SpeclaI.
The sale Of the Dodson timebr lands in
Dinwiddie county, has been made to j. S.
Newell. a prominent saw mill owner OF
Totaro, Brunswick county, for SO 100.
These lands consist OF the ''Sapony
Tract and a tract called 'Shppens'
near Butterworths store. The former
tract contains 5000 acres OF land and the
latter about LOO acres. There Is much
valuable timber on these tracts and tho
sale is one Of the largest which has been
made in this vicinity for some years.
An unoccupied frame house on south
Gill street. owned by James Harris. col
ored, was partly destroyed By fire this
morning
The residence OF Mr.. r. +. Traylor In
Chesterfield county. a short distance from
Petersburg. was last night robbed Of a
ladies' cape. a pair OF shoes and a pack
age OF sugar
George williams. 4 negro. was arrested
to-day near Swift Creek on the charge OF
being the thief lie was brought here
and committed to Jail
The quarterly meeting OF the Board OF
Visitors Of the Central State Hospital
was held at that institution to-day and
routine business transacted
At meeting Of the stockholders OF tho
National Bank yesterday the following
were elected as Board of Directors: Il.
=. Vaughan. II. y. Davis. T. $. Beck
with. T.. a. Hartley Charles Cohen W.
NJ IIablston. Simon Seward. Augustus
Wright. a. Rosenstock. Alex Wilson and
Edward Kelly. the latter Of New York.
The directors met to-day and elected y.
y. Vaughan. president. and w. NJ. Hab-
liston, president
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TIRGINIA dPPOTNTHENTS.
Talk of Defeating Aliens Confirmation
Gen. Walker TO Have Patronage.

WASHINGTON. Jan 12-Spccial-
There was much tax to-day of deter
mined effort TO cause the confirmation OF
>. Brown Aliens appointment TO the mar
shalship TO fail IL IS understood that
neither of the Virginia senators will on
ms own motion o1er any opposition TO
Allen. II the appointment is rejected
charges affecting the moral character OF
Allen will have to be made in writing
and substantiated, otherwise Allen Will
be confirmed.
General James 4. Walker. who protest
cd most earnestly against Aliens ap-
pointment, will not file charges He has
l understand, the assurance of tho Presi-
dent himself that all the patronage Allen
would have TO bestOw would bee given
upon his walkers and Yost's endorse
ment. This pledge was given especially
to Walker, ! am told. ana while he would
not cry If the Senate refused TO consent
to Aliens appointment. he Us in a meas
ure placated. Yost still talks Of keeping
up the nght. The Senate VIII act 1t is
thought, within the next ten days.
Representative Young introduced a bill
to-day Cor the relief Of the Methodist
church OF Fox Hill, Elizabeth City cOun-
ty The amount asked Tor is $1,000 Tor
property destroyed by the Federal corces
In 1861.
Representative Rixey introduced three
relief bills. one Tor George 5. Ayre for
81 200 for property destroyed by the
Federal army under Sheridan I'm 1864
Another for the same party for SS1 600.
amount Of money and bonds taken by
the United States Government. Another
for A. Il. Christian and w. Il. Christian.
heirs Of Mary Christian. whose house
was burned by the Federal troops IN
1867. The amount asked for is s. 600
The above bills have been before former
Congresses. IT is safe TO say that they
Will not get through this Congress.
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I'm which tax receivable coupons may be
refunded under the terms Of tho late debt
settlement was ordered 10 IT'S engross-
meat. after the patron OF the measure
had explained the need or this legislation.
Mr.. Munford had tho bin Incorporating
the Warehouse Company Of Richmond
advanced to its ongrossmcnt
PRESENTED AND REFERRED
BY Mr.. Fairfax (by re1ues0. petition
Of Robert Lambell, of Florida, for relief
from taxation.
By Nj Lowry CNo 1eO I'm relation 10
the issuance of bonds by the Town Coun-
ell Of Bedford city.
by Mr.. Keczell 90 1917 10 amend and
re-cnact section 1855 Of the Code in rea-
tion % railroad companies enclosing their
road bed with fences and erecting cattle
guards. This bill is duplicate Of tho
one offered in the House by Mr.. Saund-
ers.
BY Mr.. St Clair Clo 1927. TO author
ize the board of supervisors of TaZewell
county 10 increase the salaries of ever
seers Of the poor Of said county
BY Mr.. Ope, by request (No. le3). IN TO-
ference to the salaries of judges of cor
poration courts.
BY Mr.. Mason no. 19O 10 authorize r.
4. Adams and Geo. W. Taylor 20 erect
a wharf at or near the mouth Of Mud
Creek. Lancaster county.
BY Mr.. Withers. by request (No ls5).
10 amend and re-enact section 1856 OF the
Code in relation 10 terms Of enlistment.
BOUNDARY COMMITTEE.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Mason,
Mushbach. Boykin. and Jackson. as the
committee on the part of the Senate TO
seek a settlement Of the VirginiaMary
land boundary line.
When the hour arrived for the execu-
ton Of the joint order. Mr.. Flood placed
in ncmration Judge VIM. NJ. Atkinson
for re-elec ton as Judge Of the Corpora
ton Court of winchester. lie received
all the votes cast.
VISITORS CONFIRMED.
The Senate in executive session con-
frmed the following appointments made
by the Governor for members Of the
boards Of visitors Of the Institutions
named:
Central State Hospital-Julius Straus
OF Richmond; Shirley Harrison. Of Prince
George; J. Thompson Brown. of Nelson.
Virginia Normal and Collegiate Insti-
tute-Thos. r. Watkins. OF Petersburg
VI. \. Cochin or Chesterfield. A. G. Wal
ker. Of King and Queen: 5. l.. Ferguson
Of Appomattox Thos. n. Williams. Of
Meck!enbugg; Z. +. May, OF Louisa; John
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"NO TRATTORS WANTED.o
Hanna Makes a Few Remarks as to His
Policy.

COLUMBUS. O.. Jan. 12.-he Columbus
Glee Club, headed a large delegation Of
citizens that called upon Senator Hanna
tonight Mr.. Hanna responded in a
spirited speech. Among other tnings, he
said:
"The lines are drawn now. We know
the difference between patriot and traitor.
and IL so happens that aside from being
a candidate for the Senate Of the United
States. ! also happen 20 occupy the eI-
alted position, given 10 me by the Re
publican party OF the United States, as
chairman Of the National Committee Of
that party. and, I'm my official capacity.
] now utter the proclamation that no
traitors arc wanted in our camp.
Although ] have been pictured by my
adycrsarics i'm the press Of this state
as an autocrat and plutocrat. stand
before my fcllow-citizcns in Ohio and
every part Of the State and tell them
face to face it is n lie. Ny whole life
has proved that IL IS q lie. and my future
life will prove that 10 is a le."
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STRUCK BY THE CARS.
Mr.. James W. Moore. Of King and Queen
County, Meets with Painful Accident.

While walking upon the Chesapeake
and Ohio trestle. west OF Denny street.
lust before s o'clock last evening. Mr.
James W. Moore. who resides In King and
Queen county was struck by a "gon-
dola" attached 10 the tender OF engine
No 300.
Mr.. Moore carried n shotgun and was
evidently returning from a cunning trip.
He was knocked down unconscious from
the trestlo. and when he was picked up
II was found he had sustained terrible
wounds about tho head and face.
The ambulance was summoned ana the
injured man was removed TO the Retreat
for the Sick.
Examination By the physicians showed
him 20 have suffered no internal injury.
although he remained unconscious tho
greater part OF last night
II is understood that Mr.. Moore was
visiting. or on the way 20 Visit, niece
who resides in this city.
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The New Japanese Cabinet.

LONDON. Jan. IA dispatch to the
Daily Mail. from Shanghai. says that
the new Japanese Cabinet has been com
pleted with the following distribution Of
portfolios:
Premier. Marquis Ito; Minister of For
oign Affairs. Baron Nissi (NichD Min
ister of the Interior Viscount Koshi-
kawa; Minister OF War. Viscount Kat
sura Minister OF Marine. Marquis Saigo
Tsugumichi: Minister of Finance. Count
Inouye: Minister of Commerce. Baron
ltomi-YOji: Minister Of Communications
Baron Suyematsu. Minister of Education,
Marquis S1ionyi; Minister OF Justice, NJ.
SVne.
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NEUsPAPERS ATTACKED.
Army Ohcers Lead the Mob--Troops
Guard the Printing Officcs.

HAVANA. Jan. AT 10 O'Clock this
morning, about a hundred army officers
incensed by the violent attacks made BY
some Of the local papers OF the General
I'm Chias. and the principal officers OF the
Spanish army in Cuba. went 20 the print
ing office OF the daily journals La Discus
sion and III RecOncelf radO and began
smashing the windows and destroying the
printing Outnt, as we'll as cutting the en-
plOyees
cen. Solono will deal most severely with
the leaders Of the outbreak Tonight
troops are guarding the printing Offices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
EIGHTY LIVES LOST.
A japanese Transport steamer Lost with
All Aboard but Five.

VICTORIA. B. c.. Jan. --latest ad-
vices from the Orient state that the J1pa-
nese transport Steamer Nara was wreck
cd December 2i,h and about eighty lives
lost
The only survivors were five seamen
who were picked up by the Steamer Ma
dura Maura.
Captain Yasuda Of the Japanese Navy
and nine cadets were among the miss
ing.
The vessel struck an uncharted rock,
her cargo shifted and she went 10 the
bottom.
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ANXIOUS ABOUT HIS PEOPLE.
Mr.. Parke Fears His Family Were Hurt in
the Cyclone.

Mr.. A. Winheld Parke. a student AT
Richmond College. was very much wor-
ried yesterday evening when he read the
news OF the big destructive cyclone az
Fort Smith. Ark. Mr.. Parke lives In For,
Smith. and his parents and family reside
In the Inflated oity. his father being one
Of the largest property-holders there.
As soon as he learned of the cyclone
he came To The Times office 10 try 10
ascertain further particulars. He telc-
gTaphcd three times To- Fort Smith TO
md out If any of the members of his
family were injured. but UP 10 late hour
last night could get no reply. lie Ia afraid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
UPRISING STORY FAKE.
seminoles Indignant But No Trouble Is
Anticipated.

KANSAS CITY. MO. Jan. 12-At noon
to-day the Associated Press correspond
ent at South McAllcstor. I. r., wired:
THE whole story OF the Indian upris-
ing is fake The first account of the
alleged affair was sent out by the agent
for the c. O. Il G.. railway at Earlboro,
l. r., 20 the train dispa tcher here. To-
day an acquainted with the situation
giye II As their opinion that the story
was pure fabrication. originating with
the railroad agent al Earlboro.
United states Marshal Sonnet of the
northern district arrived here this morn
ing and Will leave for Earlboro on this
afternoons train. lie had not been Of
hdally informed Of any trouble. To-
day as far as can be learned everything
is quiet at Earboro and Mclauska, the
centre Of the alleged uprising.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
Bic Sale of G.. and u. Bonds.

NEW YORK, Jan. r. was reported
i'm Wall street to-day that the banking
house OF Harvey Fisk & Sons had pur-
chased from the treasury OF the Chesa-
peake and ohio Company S22sl.O0e first
mortgage hves which had originally been
reserved 10 retire the purchase money
skies maturing next July Application
10 list these bonds were made to-day
The price paid by Fisk q sons Is SAID
TO have been ia - making d consider
able saving in interest.
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Gov. Morehead's Granddaughter.

REIDSVLLE. n. ~. Jan. l2.-Special
Mr. Z. D. Watt internal revenue officer
here. married tonight in Greensboro, n.
C.. Miss Sadie Sloan. granddaughter OF
the late Governor Morehead.
Llttlo Ehcdts Vlcers, about five years
old, son OF the hotel keeper here. fell
down the elevator shaft OF the Acme
Box Factory. two stories. and was pick
ed up as dead, but has so far recovered
that he Is able 10 walk.
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znln nefles the Government

PARIS. Jan .l2.-The Aurore will pub
lish Tomorrow an open letter from Emile
Zola, to President Fsure. pointing out
irregularities and illegalities in the Es-
terhazy court martial. and formally ac-
cusing General BilO,. Minister OF War:
General Mercier; Major Ravary. the in
vestigating Officer, ana Major Patyde-
clam. OF perjury. and challenging the
government TO prosecute him.
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LTLLIAN,S ADTERTIsEMENT.
A Supposed Angry spaniard Fires at Her
I'm the Dressing Room,

i'm the Dressing Room.
CHICAGO. January l2-Lillian Lewis,
the leading lady in a Cuban patriotic
drama being produced az the Lincoln
Theatre. believes that her life is sought
by a mad Spaniard. and as she was doff
ing her stage attire I'm the dressing room
at the theatre after the close Of the per-
formance last night the window immedi-
ately behind her was broken and two
bullets were sent whizzing within few
inches OF her head.
Two attaches Of the house arrived in
time TO see the Spaniard thrust his pittol
out Of sight and without waiting 20 ask
questions they grasped him by the should
ers and pusned him down stairs and into
the street. At the curb a carriage was In
waiting for him and he sprang into the
vchcle and was driven rapidly away.
The would-be assassin IS believed 10 be
the man who gives his name as Carlos
Silva.
Miss Lewis IS completely prostrated at
her hotel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
Lady DrOpped Dead.

PETERSBURG, VA. Jan. Especial
Mrs Matte Jones. wife Of Mr.. j. r..
Jones. dropped dead al her residence on
Washington street tonight. Mrs. Jones
had just returned home from neighbor-
ing store where she had gone 10 make
some purchases. Up 10 the time OF her
death. she was in her usual health. Death
resulted from hear, trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, Jan. I.-Forecast fcs
Thursday
Misunderstanding weather follow.
ed by fair. colder Thursday night: south
erly winds becoming northwssteriy.
North Carolina-Generally fair. south.
westerly winds. colder Thursday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
SUES FOR DITORCE.
The Wife Names a Young ady as Cores
nondcnt-- -Hu band Makes an Assignment

NORFOLK, VA. January l2.-SpeciaL-
Mrs Daniel Goodman has entered suit
against her husband for divorce. alieg
ing cruelty and inAdehty. \ young lady
clerk employed in a large store on Church
street is named as the correspondent
This morning IN the Police Court five
criminal warrants against him were dis
missed and later he made an assignment
OF OF all his stock and good will 20 his
wf0's attorneys.
The Goodman's came here from AL
toora Pa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13

President Mckinley m mhcrs OF the
Cabinet and other distinguished citizens
Those from Mr.. Mckinley we're as foi-
lows.
Executive Mansion
washington. u. c.. Jan. y, lN,N
Mrs. Mckinley joins mc in heartfelt
congratulations.
WILLIAM MKINLEY.' r
Executive Mansion
''Washincton. u. C., Jan. j. l>N =
Tho result now plainly forcaste6 IS
ono IN which our best citizonship IRE
spective Of party. Will profoundly re-
5oicc congratulate you heartily nov
only upon a victory beneficial 10 the
country, but upon your leadership IN
contest worthily won under the most
tIyins circumstances -
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ANOTHER PLACE FOR BRYAN.
Heis Nominated for the Position OF Min
ister to Brazil.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-The President
to-day sent the following nominations 10
the Senate:
Statc-Mark s. Brewer. Of Michigan. TO
he a civil service commissioner
Edwin IT, COnger. OF Iowa. 10 be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary 20 China.
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plen-
ipOtentiary 10 Brazil.
Henry W. Furniss. Of Indiana, 70 be
consul at Bahia. Brazil
Nominations Confirmed.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE senate
to-day confirmed the nomination Of j.. G..
Duncan 10 be collector Of internal reve-
uue for the Fourth district of North Caro-
Ina.
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New posfniasters.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l2.-The following
fourth-class postmasters have been aps
pointed In North Carolina:
Bayboro Shelton Sawyer; Middlebur&
Rrutus Young. Pantego. Major ]. Whit
lev: Patterson, J. NJ. Sherill. Spear. $. B
BrasWell
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Major Randolph.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Jan. i2.-Speciai.
Major Norman Y. Randolph. who IS hero
on business has not fully recovered from
his attack on rheumatic govt. but ne waS
well enough 70 go out to-day
He Is bouyant. Notwithstanding hh
palnful malady He expects 10 leave fof
home tomorrow afternoon.
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Quarantine Convention.

Governor Tyler has been invited 10 ap
point delegates 20 a quarantine conven'
tion 10 be held at Mobile. Ala. Febru'
arv 2Ist He will see 10 IL. as far as Il
within his power. that Virginia Is repre-
sented on that occasion.
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FIFTY PERSONS KILLED,
A Town in the Moluccas Islands Demoi-
isbed and ZOO PERSON., Injured.

THE HAGUE. January l2-An official
dispatch from Batavia announces that
the capital OF Amboyna. one OF the Mo-
lucca Islands. has been completely de-
molished by an earthquake. Fifty per
sons were killed and two hundred in
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Judge Harton Very III.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jan. r.
spec.aL-Judge William 5. Barton. OF the
Circuit Court. is very sick and his physi-
cans are appreheusiye OF serious results.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

Tho Thermometer Yesterday recorded
as follows: . 4 NJ. 81; 70 NJ. 70. ] =. NJ.
IS: p. NJ. Il; ? +. NJ, 81. u NJ. ~.
Average, %.
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ONho Criticised the Laurel Reformatory) }
formatory. IL is. run by one Crutchfield
who would commit a boy 10 the institu-
tion for taking an apple from a stand
on the streets. | know of a boy whose
father is a drunkard and drinks up ali
the money which he should spend for
the support OF his family. This boy was
sent out 20 hcg money for his mother.
lie did 80 ANA WHOM his flther asked him
10 give up that money. he declined to 10
Continued on Second Pagel
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Prompt In Sympathy.

that some OF his people are injured. and Is
anNiously awaiting news irom the scene
OF the disaster
Prompt in sympathy.
Governor J. Hoge Tyler wired the fol-
lowing message OF coincidence 10 the Gov
ernor OF Arkansas last evening regard
ing the terrible devastation Of Fort Smith
BY cyclone:
Onice OF the Governor OF Virginia.
January II, ISIS.
To Governor Daniel W. Jones. Little
Rock Ark.
The great calamity that has befallen
the city OF Fort Smith has drawn forth
tho deepest sympathies OF our people.
(Signed) J. HOGE TYLER.
Damage Elsewhere.
FAYETTEVILLE, ARK, Jan. PA
terrific wind and hai-storm swept over
this part OF the state last night AZ
Pennington. a little town Ave miles west
OF this place. several buildings were COM
pletely demolished. number of persons
being injured.
VAN BUREN, ARK, Jan. - The tor
nadO that descended upon Fort smith
last night crossed the Arkansas river
half "A mile south Of here ana q"
2O0 yards through this Crawford county.
The house Of Frank BOatright was de-
mOiished. BOatright. a son and daush-
ter were badly injured. The house ot
Walter Haley and Mrs. keller were on
an adjoining farm. and were blown en-
tirCly away not a yestige OF them being
left. The families Of both were injured.
Charles Wright was blown from his
house and fatally injured. I'd. Blakemore
was instantly killed by his house falling
on him. The house OF Mrs. Bash was
demolished. She was crushed tO death.
and TWO Of her children. aged eight and
sixteen. were fatally hurt. II is estimated
that 100 head of cattle and horses were
killed. 4 mass-meeting is being held here
tonight 20 relieve the destitute.
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ROUsE OF DELEGATEs.

G. Harris. Of Dinwiddie. and A. d. Wat
kins, OF Prince Edward.
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that some OF his people are injured and Is
anNiously awaiting news irom the scene
OF the disaster
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Rock. Ark:
The great calamity that has beiallen
the city OF Fort Smith has drawn forth
tho deepest sympathies OF our people.
(Signed) J. HOGE TYLER.
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the IcLormatOry.J
the bin was then lost and the bill passed.
\ lengthy discussion arose when House
bill No. % came up on its second reading,
which provides for an amonmcnt OF the
law, authorizing certain persons. when
arrested or convicted 10 be committed TO
the custody Of the Prison Association OF
Nirvinia
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-08-03
NOTICE.

/ desire to inform the public that
| have arranged accommodations for
them at Remond Grove.
j. w. CHAPMAN.