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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
C0GBlLL-WELLS.
\ Notable Marriage ut Boydton, i'm
Meek lcnburg.

BOYDTON. VA. Dec. 7.-Special-Mr.
Benjamin T.. Coebil and Miss Ardelle
Harriet Wells wer married at high
noon to-day in the Methodist church by
Rev. W. T.. Thomson, recently of Boyd
ton. but now pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church az Little Rock, Ark.
The church was artisucally decorated
with palms. evrgreens and large pink
and white chrysanthomums.
over the heads of the twain TO be one,
two large floral hearts were linked. The
brides maids wore pure white organizes
with pink trimmings. carrying Madam
Testout roses. The maid Of bonor Miss
Annie Muskins was gowned In pure white
with Madam Mermet roses. The bride
gown was Of white silk pophn. The bridal
veil was held in place with diamonds ana
orange blossoms.
Mrs. Virginia Adkins presided at the
organ The nine brides maids came mp
opposite aisles. forming half CIRCLE IN
side the chancel rail At the approach
of the bride and her maid or honor, pre-
coded by little Miss Laura Holmes, VINO
bore on a silver tray the wedding rlnS'
Mrs. Prof. Reid. Of South Carolina eN-
uuisitely sang the Flower Girl as she
met the groom with his best man. Mr..
Walter Clark. at the altar
After the ceremony the strains OF Lon
cngrins broke the stiffness and the bridal
party left the church in the following
style: Mr.. and Mrs. C0gbill and her little
ring bearer. followed by Miss Hattie
Holmes and W. Il. Beales Miss Alice @.
Harris and Mr.. T. r. Roberts. Miss
Courtney COgbiI and Mr. n. T.. Coleman.
Miss Virginia l.. Cogbin and c. f.
Holmes. Miss Maud Pettengil and DR.. G.
II. Carter Miss Annie Boyd ana Mr..
Thos T.. Goode Jr.. Miss Bette NJ. Cog
bill and O. \. Keraes. Miss 4. l.. Rus
sell and Mr. r. T. Cogbill The grooms
men and brides maids were followed by
the ushers. Mr.. George w. Foushill, Mr..
N. 4. Waller. Mr. II. Briggs and DR.. G.
II. Finch.
The groom is the sheriff Of Mecklen-
burg county. and the son Of the late b.
ID. Cogbill and grent-grandson OF Alex
ander Boyd, the founder Of the town OF
BOydton.
The bride is the only daughter OF Geo.
W. Wells Esq. who is treasurer OF Meek
lenburg county.
Mr. and Mrs. Cogtdll after an extended
northern tour will IN axe their future home
in BOydton.
The groom's gift 10 his bride Is solid
silver tea service and her fathers gift.
check of hundred dollars.
The reception al tho home OF the bride
on Tuesday night was most elegant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
THEY JEERED
DIR. BROUGHTON.
Heated Discussion in His Church Over
Property Sale.
THE CHURCH WAS IN AN UPR0AR
The Doctor Administered scathing
Rcbuke 10 the Disturbing Element
His Sermons Have Caused Much
Comment III Atlanta.
THE CHURCH WAS IN AN UPR0AR

ATLANTA, GA. Dec. IA strikingly
unusual ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS exact oppo-
site of that which occurred in Emanuel
Baptist church. Chicago. several years
ago. when a pastor, Rev. DR.. George &.
Lorimcr now OF fremont Temple. Boston,
was applauded by his congregation for a
notable expression at the funeral of one
Of its members, was witnessed at the
Third Baptist church here tonight, the
pastor. Or. l.. G.. Broughton. being Jeercd
by portion of his hearers
The scene was the outcome of a dis
clssion regarding the disposal of some
church property. a resolution ordering
the sale was about 10 be put when an
amendment was offered TO the effect that
the action Of the committee favoring the
sale should first be ratified by the con-
grcgation. DR.. BroughtOn left the pulpit
and coming 10 the floor said the amend
ment just offered had been sent in for
no other purpose than to prolong the
nght which was on in the church over
the disposition OF the real estate.
FIGHT IT OUT.
Or. Broughton, highly excited. said:
For the sake Of peace in the church,
let's fight the thing out now AID settle
the question"
He was interrupted and called TO order
by one Of the opposing force, and in a
moment the church was I'm an uprOar
First came laughter from the female por-
ton of the audience. then some one ap-
plauded with the feet and then the en-
tire dissatisfied element clapped their
hands raped their canes and umbrellas
on tho seats. and the church rang with
their laughter.
Dr. Broughton attempted 10 quiet the
tumult. saying there was one thing he
was sure Of, and that was his religion.
This was greeted with Il doubt it!'
from one OF the dissidents, and again
there was laughter.
DR.. Broughton returned quickly 10 the
rostrum, and after calming himself, ad-
dressed a scathing rebuke 10 the ois-
turbing element.
without further interruption the reso-
luton was passed and the sale ordered.
SERMONS CAUSE COMMENT.
Mr. Broughtons sermons have caused
more comment than those Of any other
minister in this city because y their
ferce opposition 10 other creeds and at
tacks upon Atlanta society. He came
hero from Roanoke. Va.
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graph OF them. and would feel much hon
ored II you would wear them upon the
occasion OF your attending the reunions.
This note was received by Miss nm
short while before she came 10 hlchilVi' ~
she accerted the honor, and agreed TO
wear the iewelry, which attracted much
attention for its beauty. as Wen as the
unique and striking design. Upon sew,
eral occasions Miss Hill wore the SCI, ana ana
MANY OF her friends wished to know the
history of II, and whence It came. she
does not know the name OF the gentleman
who sent 1t TO her, and Of late she mas
made many inquiries and written hahy
letters to find out this information. MISS
Hill would be very glad to get any inior-
nation that will help her TO find out the
writer of the letter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
foods
Restore full regular acton NA0n0
OF the bowels. do not irri- GEHS
tate or nfame, hut leave HU ~
all the delicate digestive or.
esuisnn In perfect condition. Try them. . cents
l.. - -. a. go a q To-sfl. Ehse
Try them. q cenis
a g Tc-s'i. tao

olude the young Cubans who can pay
their own board and incidental expenses.
No young men viii be allotted who do not
promise 10 make their home i'm Cuba
after their education in the universities.
The association makes an appeal for
funds for the maintenance of Cuban stu
dents who are unable to support them
selves and announces that the following
have agreed TO receive subscriptions:
Major-General Joseph Wheeler, Hunts
vile. Ala. General Calixio Garcia Cuba:
Alexander r. orr President Chamber Of
Commerce. % Nassau street, New York:
Prof. Nicholas Murray Butler. Columbia
University. New York; Or. Albert Shaw.
editor OF Review OF Reviews. Is Astor
Place. New York: Nm. II. Baldwin. Jr..
president Long Island railroad. 81 Nassau
street New York Gilbert X. Harroun,
treasurer Union College. 2S9 Fourth Ave
nue., New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
literary Social.

A social will be rendered the members
ana friends Of Clay-Street NJ. r. churcn
7 eag1e under the direction OF the 1T
erary department. ,,.- ..,
An interesting musical and literary pro-
oramme will be rendered. The address
Of the evening will be delivered by KEY.
c. L. Bane, pastor OF uhioh-o'i1ioi
Certidcates will be awarded to forty
five members. who have passed a satlS-
factory examination on the Epwotth
reading course for the year; Atter tne
Vii be spent. and everybody made to feel
welcome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
STORY OF A NECKLACE.
Miss Lucy Lee Hill Trying to Find Out
the Owner.

THE Mystery OF the Confederate Neck
Lace would make good title for nice
little story which has never been pub
lished though full OF interest. Al the
time the beautiful statue OF General n.
r. HILL on the Hermitage road, was un-
vciled there was an immense crowd of
Confederate veterans and others who
sympathzed with the Lost Cause In Ken
mOnd. Among those present was MISS
Lucy Lee Hill. youngest daughter OF the
famous Confederate commander, VINO
came 10 witness the ceremonies. She had
received note saying:
II have in my possession set or Jew
ery, consisting OF necklace. COMP ear
federate buttons. / send you phose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
KNOCKED OUT BY A LIVE WIRE.
Motorman VI. j. Moore Meets with
Painful Accident.

Motorman NJ. j. Moore. Of the Chest
nut Hill electric line, met with an acct
dent which was painful and might nave
proven serious about o'clock last even
ing. near the Chestnut Hill terminus OF
the line.
The trolley wire broke and In some way
the broken end came in contact with ms
hand. the powerful current passing
through his body and shocking him into
insensibili,y. He wa-> thrown from the
car and fell upon his right hand, two
fingers of which were broken.
He was brought 70 the Northside Phar-
macy. corner OF Fifth and Baker streets,
where the ambulance. In charge Of DR..
Brown attended him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Rev. DIR. W X. l.. Smith breaches an
Eloquent Sermon.

Rev. DR.. w. r. l.. Smith. pastor OF the
Second Baptist church. conducted a me-
mortal service at the church last even
ing instead Of the regular service.
The number of bereaved families In the
congregation brought about the departure
from the regular Wednesday, night
meeting.
Or. smith preached an eloquent sermon
that was full OF comfort for the sorrow
ing. and the nslsic was especially In
spring.
The attendance was a large one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
WINTER VAUDEVILLE.
Another Large Crowd Enjoyed This
High. Class Show.

Sanger Hall was again well filed last
nj ght by an audience OF representative
citizens. and the entertainment given
them by the vaudeville folks was thor
oughlv enjoyable. Allen and West, the
musical mOnarchs. were repeatedly en-
cored and MiNss Lillian jerome was
we'll received. while the new twenty
minute sketches OF Hamilton and whey
kept the audience I'm roars of laughter
The trained horse Bonner continues 10
create amazement and surprise, and Miss
ETie Fav. although suffering with Sc
we're cold received an encore on her songs
and dances. and the Revere sisters were
charming in the songs and cake walk.
Matinee this Afternoon At 2:3O ana tonight
al $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
A CONTRAST TO
BLANO'S REGIME
(ContInued From First Paee)

ing. remaining there until the American
General drove away. The palace guard
drawn ND I'm double flo presented arms
as General Wade and HIS party passed
through the lines. The arriyal Of the
Americans had been heralded by orgle
blast. A petition purporting TO represent
the sentiments OF 2O0.l0O Spaniards re
naming I'm Cuba and Nhich IS addressed
TO the Queen Regent Is published IN ina
local papers here. Asserting that the ac-
cession Of authority by the United states
has been attended i'm Porto Eco by acts
OF violence which may ie repeated IN
Cuba the petitioners ask that the Span
ish government demand WITH hrmness
a solid and responsible guarantee from
the United states" or make an alliance
with some European power 10 insure our
protection"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
THE MESSAGE IN HAVANA.
The Local Press Divided in Their Opin-
ions-Some Newspaper Expressions

HAVANA, Dec. The local press
shows a sharp division in the comments
upon President McKinley's message 20
Congress. III Pals and la Lucha finds an
analogy between the message ana me
Joint resolution Of April last, constituting
in their opinion, proof that the United
states Government is REALLY determined
10 carry out the promises solemnly con-
tracted before the world"
On the other hand FL Diarlo MARIANA
La Union Advsador, RI Concrete, Ia
Union IBERIA. and III Leon Espanol, ses
in the message a yelled admission that
the Presidents policy is to occupy me
island for an indefinite period, with a
view OF ultimately annexing it.
These papers loudly den0unce the pas
sage in the message which urges co-ope-
ration and assistance in every possible
manner for the social and moral con-
struction of the island. in order 20 enable
the people Of Cuba TO govern themselves
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
TAMPA BAY.
The Estimated Cost of Maintaining a
Channel Too Great to Justify IL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE Secretary
of War in a report to Congress says that
an investigation Of Tampa Bay, Fla,
from Port Tampa 10 the mouth of the
bay in the gulf, shows that a channel Of
the contemplated depth of thirty feet
over the bar could not be permanently
maintained without tho constant use Of
dredging and that there would be places
in the bay that will require dredging
from time TO time 10 maintain channel
depths. The estimated cost of such i'm
provcment is S3,S5OOoo 1t is not thought
advisable to go TO this expense but 1t Is
considered rs advisable to secure a cndh-
nei Of q feet at mean low water.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
NO QUORUM.
Committee on Banking and Currency
Held No Meeting Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, December THE
House Committee on Banking and Cur
rency was 10 have held its first meeting
to-day. but no quorum appeared. CHAR
man Walker says it is not likely that the
committee Will have any further near
ings on financial affairs OF VIII take iur-
Their action in shaping currency iesisla-
ton.
A currency and banking bill, framed by
q snecial committee headed by Repre-
sentative McCleary. of Minnesota. is now
on the House calendar, but some dit
ference exists with the committee as TO
the regularity with which this bin was
reported. and steps have been taken 70
nave n withdrawn from the calendar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
AMONG HIS FRIENDS.
Manly viii Publish His Paper III New
Work Instead of Wilmington.

NEW YORK. Dec. 7.-AleXander i.
Manley. the colored editor, who was
compelled to leave Wilmington, y. G.,
on account of the publication in his paper
of an editorial rejecting upon the white
women Of the South. and who has since
resided I'm Ashbury Park y. j., has de-
cided to publish his paper. the Record.
I'm New York hereafter instead of in VIII
mington.
There are in New York several thous-
and colored people who formerly lived in
North Carolina, and the leaders among
these have given Manley assurances that
they will support his paper.
The paper will be published daily, as It
was in Wilmington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
Miss w cartwright in East Lynne"

Miss Marie Wainwright concluded her
enforcement here yesterday, giving a
matfnee and evening performance OF
The honsa was well filed, and the audi
ence was a representative one at each
The audience responded piiably to the
rIavfuf and pathetic passages, ana accoIh,
ed the successful young actress unstinleu
=, was a presentation above the stand
ard and those who attended appreciated
-,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
WHEELER RECOMMENDS MERCY.
Asks the President TO Commute Death
Sentence of Negro Soldier Murderer

WASHINGTON. Dec. major General
Wheeler has recommended TO the Presi-
dent that the sentence OF death imposed
by court martial upon stephen Lindsay.
a colored soldier Of Troop +, Tenth Cav
airy. for killing another soldier In a
brawl, be commuted 10 imprisonment for
life. The sentence Of the court martial
came before General Wheeler as re-
viewing authority in the usual course and
the case Is now in the hands OF the Pres
ident, who alone has the power TO grant
the Communication, which 1t is not doubted
that he will do.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
CUBANS IN OUR COLLEGES.
fhe Suggestions Made by Gen Joseph
Wheeler are 20 be Adoptcd

NEW YORK. Dec. THE Cuban Edu-
cation Association OF the United States
has been organized for the purpose OF
accepting ana carrying out the offers
made by the American colleges I'm re-
spouse 10 General Wheeler's suggestion
that those colleges should each give free
tuition 10 two or more reputable Cuban
students.
Responses received from Cubans desir-
ing to accept these offers are numerous,
but allotmsnts now being considered In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
THE COLON'S COAT OF ARMS.
II is Proposed TO Place IL on Exhibition
in Washington.

WASHINGTON. Dec. THE Navy De
partment has communicated with tne
Commandant of the Navy Yard al Nor
folk. with a view 10 bringing 90 Wash
ington for display In the Navy Depart
ment. the coat-of-arms Of The sunken
Spanish battleship Christohol Colon This
he n splendid specimen of bronze work
and II its size will admit IL Will be placed
on exhibition In the large reception room
Of the Secretary OF the Navy.
Assistant Secretary Allen, who Is d.
rectly I'm charge Of the wreckiny opera
lions on the Spanish vessels has been
informed that the Neptune Company or
Sweden has despatched a vessel win a
number OF divers 10 the wreck ~ me
Colon. They will make a thorough IN
spection OF the hull under water ana
upon their report the company VIII base
it's proposition TO the Department 10 at
tempt TO float the vessel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
THE SIX DAY RACE.
Miller Still in the Lead-The Race
Watched by the Large st Crowd Yet

NEW YORK, Dec. THE largest
crowd that has gathere to watch dhe rid
ers I'm the six day bicycle races filled
Madison Square Garden Tonight. At 6
=. NJ. Miller retired from the track and
was asleep for one hour. Up 10 the six
ty-eighth hour of the race Pierce had
taken but four and one-halt hours OF
sleep. When Miller returned 10 the track
and found Pierce three miles ahead OF
him, no rode very fast. and at the end
of the sixty-eighth hour was thr'e miles
ahead Of Pierce. He made his-iead nVe
miles in the next hour
Att A NJ. the score was: Miller. l.l5o;
Pierce. 1,13S: Waller. l.l5; Albert. La;
Stevens, 1.l04; Gimm, 1905; Nown' loo;
Lawson, l,lOS; Hale. l.0i2: Aronson, eg,
forster, 95s. Schiner, ali: Joycux, 9sS.
julius. $685. Pilkington. &l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
NcCoyto Fight Sharkey.

NEW YORK, Dec. THE Press to-
morrow will say:
Tom Sharkey and Kid Mccoy have
been matched 10 fight twenty rounds pc
fore the Lenox Athletic Club in this CITY
for purse OF $4,000. The battle VIII be
fought early next month and the winner
will go after Bob Fitzsimmons To-day
Sharkey and Mccoy will meet 10 sign
articles"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
vapt,oDropT Their Cash.

CHICAGO. Dec. THE Southwestern
Tariff Bureau to-day determined not 10
continue its case before the lnterstate
Commerce Commission, in which the bai-
timore and Ohio railroad is accused Ok
rate cutting.
II Is considered doubtful, however,
vhether the Commerce Committee will
allow the case TO be dropped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
VIII Meet in Richmond.

CHARI.OTTESVILLE VA Dec =
Speciat. The Executice Committee Of the
state Sunday School Association met at
Christ church last evening and received
the report Of A. Lee knowles, the state
organizer.
The committee decided 10 hold their
next state convention in Richmond in
April next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
Officers Iilected.

The ST. James Chapter OF the Brother-
hood OF ST. Andrew held meeting i" 10
lecttire soom of St James church last
night ara elected the following onl.eIs'
Director Henry L. Valentine. E,se-E.ileS-
Tor. J. II. V. Daniel: Secretary, BENJAMIN
Brockenbroush Treasurer H'oie7 -
Benson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
NOMINATED BY The PRESIDENT.
Scblcy and Sampson, with Others. Ad-
vance for Eminent Conduct.

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE President
to day nominated Brigadier-Beneral Guy
V. Henry, u. s. ", and Brigadier-Genc-
raj Leonard Wood L. 5. v, to be major
generals of volunteers. Other nominations
sent to the Senate to-day included the
officers Of the navy advanced for eminent
and conspicuous conduct I'm battle, among
them being Rear-Admirals Sampson and
Schley. and officers who fought in the
Spanish war. They also included the list
of officers Of the Marine Corps who were
brevetted and advanced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
Austrian steamer sunk.

TRIESTE. December THE Austrian
steamer Istria was sunk to-day tn a col
lislon with the Italian steamer Capria,
from Brindisl. No lives were lost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
The Ruffalo Sails

NEW YORK, December Tine cruiser
Buffalo left her anchorage on Tompkins-
vile about noon to-day and saned for
Manila by way OF suez. She had on
board 700 men for Admiral Deweys Meet
at Manila.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
Secretary Hay Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. Dec. THE Senate
In executive session to-day confirmed
the appointment OF Hon. John Hay, as
Secretary Of State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
RavCEOr THERMOMETER.

Following was the range Of the Their
mometer at The Times Office yesterday:
Q A 81. p II. a. 3 p NJ. IS; i NJ.
40: p. NJ, IS: Y NJ. a. Average. 30 So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II II fails to cure.
25c. Genuine has L. Il. q. en- each tablet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08

Miss Lucy Moseley. OF Grove avenue,
left for an extended Northern trip. en-
bracing New York and Boston. last even
ina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
President of the Reichstag.

BERLIN. Dec. 7.-Count Won Ballesrem
(CentransD was to-day elected president
OF the Reichstag by vote OF go to q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

The second conference OF the Daueh-
ters OF the American Revolution which
is held this year at Norfolk. promises 20
be highly interesting and most helpful 90
the growth Of the Society I'm Virginia.
The programme is as follows.
Wednesday-l0 a. NJ. Conference. ? =.
NJ, Navy Yard. =. IT.. Tea. Afs AL
bert ". Stahl. @ J.. a., Oyster Roast.
Columbia Park.
Thursday-l9 A. NJ. Conference; y.
NJ, Tea, Mrs. Barton Myers. s TO u T..
NJ, Reception.
Friday-December 9th Anniversary Of
the Battle of the Great Bridge, 10 A. NJ,
Excursion 10 OLD Point Comfort and
Hampton. Mrs Robert Bruce Cooke; p.
NJ, Luncheon. Hotel Chamberlin. Visit
10 Fortress Monroe and return to nor
folk.
The state officers are as follows:
Mrs. Hugh Nelson Page State Regent:
Mrs. William Writ Henry, Honorary state
Regent: Mrs. Frances NJ. Smith Honor
airy State Regent. Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart
Graveiy. Honorary State Regent. 4rs
Stephen Putney, Honorary State Eogan.
Mrs. Eleanor Washington Howard is
National Nice-President and Mrs. Will
liam Radford Beale Honorary National
Vice-President
The Young Ladies' Society of the Monu-
mental church Will give "a silver tea zoe
morrow evening. from S until half-pHst
ten IN the iccture-rO0m of the church
There will be a fine musical programme.
including solos by Miss Erua Bass. Mr.
George Warren and others. as well as
singing by a popular male quartette. 10
rs expected that each one attending VIII
drop piece of silver I'm the receptacle
az the door. for the tea is expressly given
10 secure money. Light Refreshments
viii be served free of charge The 500
ciety includes in IT'S membership some OF
the most popular young girls Boz local -.-
ciety. and these will constitute tho re-
ceiving party tomorrow evening
A meeting Of the Ladies' Auxiliary or
r. r.. Lee Camp was held yesterday Of
ternoon. only routine business being
transacted.
Mrs W. 4. Underwood. of New York
IS now az Mrs. Duyals
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-11

The French court of cessation has
a'sIni'ssed the appeal Of NJ Emile LotA
against the decision of the Versailles
ass'ze court which. on July Is, sem
fenced the author and NJ Perreux-
managing editor of the Paris Au'
rore, each TO n years imprisonment {
WITH a.ooo francs fire. and to pay ths
costs Of the suit for libel brought
against them by the officers who com
posed the Esterhaxy eoart-martiaL