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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-03
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
SYLLABI.
SYLLABI.
Grim, No. 331-In Bank-Filed Feb
ruary "a 1881


Grim, No. 331-In Bank-F'iled Feb
ruary 24, 1889
People, respondent; Benjamin Dice
appellant Murder. Affirmed.
The verdict of the jury will not be sci
aside if the evidence in the case IS le-
gally sufficient to uphold it.
a declaration by q defendant in his
own interest, made after the lapse OF
considerable time, and under no posi-
Bile view a part of the res gestae. is in
admissible in evidence.
The court in instructng the jury upor
the degrees of murder and upon the
crime of manslaughter in each instance
declared to the jury the punishment
which upon their verdict it would DE
the duty Of the court TO impose by way
OF judgment. Held. that while this
practice is not to be commended, it Is
not error.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-03

Try McMorry's 5Oc uncolored Japan
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Japan tea, 40c; 531 NJ street.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-03

\ for one day only, to-day (Thurs-
} day..
This potato masher Will mash and
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in other words, as fast as YOU cat
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fruit or vegetables also. Takes the
\ place Of colanders, sauce and jelly
Y strainers and sleeves and is excellent
U for making wines, pressing berries,
Z preparing beef for broth, etc. Sale
: begins at a. M; stops at Co.
p. m. Special price, 70 cents. AOC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22
KEELEYSSECRET DIED WITH HIM
4 Boston Man Selected 10 Try to Solve
the Motor : Puzzle.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 20.-The an
nouncemeut was made al the annual
meeting OF Kcely motor stockholders TO-
day that the inventors secret died with
him. This statement was made by Chas'
;. Hill. of Boston. who came 10 this city
when Keely died as an associate ana
professional adviser OF r. l.. kinrade OF
Boston. an inventor heavily Interested
i'm keely motor stock. Kinrade had been
telesraphed for by Keely before he died.
10 became known after Mr.. Keely's death
that the only persons who had personal
interview with Mrs Kecly regarding his
affairs were Hill and Kinrade. Hill was
Mrs. Keelys counsel. Hlls efforts nave
lately been shaped toward enectiug har-
monv i'm the Kecly Motor Company In
order that Whatever <eeiy left might be-
come Of benefit to all concerned. The
trouble in the company was the conflict
between a New York interest and a
philadelphia interest. The New York
people carried the annual meeting to-day
by a vote of unlimited confidence in the
directors. an but one of whom are New
York men.
J.. J.. Alderman. Of New York presi-
dent Of the company, read a statement 20
the meeting in which he said that he
had seen Mrs. Keely to-day for the first
time, and that it was her wish and that
Of her husband before his death that J.
L. Kinrade should be appointed TO de-
velop Keely's unfinished task. Mr.. Ack-
erman said that Kinrade knew more
about Keciys work than any man. \
Philadelphia stakeholder disputed this.
The meeting grew hot for a time and de-
seconded into personalities during which
Charles G.. Collin called Alderman liar.
Hiil then read a statement 20 the effect
that Kecly left nothing behind him I'm the
way OF manuscript or memoranda bear
ing on his secret. and the only salvation
for the company was 70 place the matter
In Kinrade's hands. The directors party
were in control and the future disposition
Of the Keey motor was left 20 them and
70 Klnrade Of Boston.-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22
Or. SIocum Says That Consumption Germs DO
Their Oeadest Work at Time When
the Germs of Other Diseases
Are Dying Of the Cold.
AFAMous SCIENTISTS MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
Consumption Lung Troubles and Other Cold Wesher Scknesses
Annhated by His Scientific System of Treatment Complete
Course Of Which is Offered Free to All Our Readers.

Cold weather means hard work for
your lungs.
Hard work is good for strong people.
but death to weak.
That's why cold weather is death to
thousands who suffer from weak lungs.
There is danger point for all people
with weak lungs beyond which il is not
wise 10 allow their lungs 20 go.
Weak lungs may last you for years.
but If you once get past the danger
point, and stay there. there can be but
one ending. Consumption.
The proofs that you have passed the
danger point como quickly enough:
cough, cold. sore throat pain in the
lungs. fever. night sweats, loss of sleep
and OF appetite. loss OF flesh wasting
aWay-all tell the tale too truly.
When your lungs are weak. there is
room for the consumption germ TO grow,
and 1t grows all too quickly when it once
gets started.
Time was when every consumptive was
doomed. But that time. thank God, is
past.
BY the untiring efforts and brilliant
genius OF one of the worlds greatest
scientists a lifetime of labor and re-
search has hen crowned with success.
Consumption can now. by tho new
system of treatment of this eminent ply
stefan. be rendered null and void.
Il can be prevented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22
VIRGINIA COAL
FOR HONOLULU.
viii Be Lively Bidding for the Cape
Fear and Yadkin Valley.
SEAB0ARD MAY ACQUIRE TT.
The North Carolina Pine Lumber As
ISOLATION Has Succeeded so Well in
CurtaiIing Production That the
Mills Have No Cnsold Stock.
SEAB0ARD MAY ACQUIRE IT.

NORFOLK. VA, December 2i-Spc-
cial.-The collier Cassius which accom-
panied the batleshi9s Iowa and Oregon
upon their voyage 10 Honolulu, left them
at Bahia Brazil. and returned, arriving
m the Norfolk navy ydr1 to-day. As
she came Up the hdrbor the American
ship AryaR. with full cargo al coal pass
ed out. bound for Honolulu. Il is be-
lieved that We have accumulated quite q
largo stock of coal az the port NEIL
toned.
YADKfN VALLEY SALE.
IL is believed that at the foreclosure
sale OF the Cape Fear ana Yadkin Valley
North Carolina railroad. soon to Occur.
the Southern Railway, Atlantic Coast
Line. Reading and Scabord ana Roanoke
railroads Will bej bidders. A prominent
railroad official who declined TO De
quoted. averrcd to-day his belief that the
line will be acquired By the Seaboard
COMPANY: that active competition between
tho bidders may he expected was made
patent by the moves made i'm the recent
receiyership proceedings.
PINE LUMBER.
That the efforts of the North Carolina
Pine Lumber Association 10 curtail pro-
drction have been successful Is made
apparent by the statement Of Secretary
G. :. Russell. of Tie association. He sail
to-day that there was not foot OF IN
sold lumber stored M the mills in Nir-
einia. Maryland or North Carolina
whereas when the curtaiiment OF pro-
duction began the large mills in the as
ISOLATION had on hand an average Of ,. 70
10000 feet Prices have materially ad-
vanced Of late I'm tie territory Of the as
sociaiion. which includes the three states
mentioned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22
THE GEOLOGY OF
NORTH CAROLINA.
Report of GeOIogist Holmes 10 the
State Board
RELATING TO GOOD ROADS,
Thirty Counties In the State Have
Adopted Improved Methods or
Road Working-Thc State Au-
ditOr Makes His Report.
RELATING TO GOOD ROADS,

RALEIGH \. c.. December 21-spe-
cial.-State Gcoi0gist Homes has made
lis annual report 10 the Geological
Board. &c SIS very full Two extracts
from 10 are as follows:
"Ile work of thc survey during the
year ending November 30 lN>. has been
carried forward iu ACCORDANCE WIKI
plans submitted and discussed az The
meeting of this board "a year ago. sub
sequent 90 that time an opportunity was
presented for our undertaking two new
lines OF work-W the establishment OF
magnetic meridian post, and ;hc begin
ming of magnetic survey of the state;
and 90 the Investigation as TO the rate of
growth under different conditions OF the
short-ioaf pine. the principal timber of
Eastern North Carolina.
"The extent and nature OF the investi-
cation IN connection with botn Of these
subjects are described below. 30 is en-
c0uracing 20 note that i'm many portions
OF the State there has been during the
past few months greater interest aud
activity manifested lu connection with
snining. water power and timber deNci-
ooment than az any time ior several
years. a condition which il may fairly
Doe claimed is I'm part result of the work
done by the survey which results this
work win continue TO- encourage along
lines which give most promise Of sue
cess.
QUESTION or ROADS.
"The question as 10 the best and most
economic methods of improving the pun
lie roads of the state, ths character ana
distribution of the best materials lor
matchmaking roads nave a,,ia''.i az,
increasing amount OF attention In all
portions Of the state. The survey has not
.f..r.. sfsfs.
only carried OH ii'Nts''h' '''''7 '-''-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22
BUCKINGHAM TRAGEDY.
An Insane Mans Fatal Work With a
shot Gun.

FARMVILLE. VA. Dec. 2l.-special-
4 serious shooting affair occurred IN
Buchanan county late yesterday evening.
about twelve miles from this place, III
which Solomon Brown, negro. was
KILLED by an insane negro named Allen
Epps.
The following are al the particulars
that can be learned ibis morning.
Brown who was IN Farmfhie yesler-
day afternoon doing some shopping. ieit
Tor his home about 4.3o o clock, ana upon
reaching there some time after dark. ara
finding il was a good tobacco season. ne
went into the house and lighted his lam
tern. and remarked go the negro Allen
Epps that he was gOins 20 the barn TO
strike tobacco. and went out OF the house
to tho barn.
Epps seizing a douhle-harrelled shot
gun. which was in the room, followed
Brown. and between the house and barn
fired both barrels of the gun the loads
taking effect in Browns body causing
instant death.
Brown and Fpps were relatives. and
have been living and farming on the same
plantation for several years. Brown was
married and leaves VIE and several
children
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22
IN RIGHT CLOTHES.

4 taiior-madc Suit. or au overcoat with
"a fashionable aior's style on it, would
De just the Christmas sit that lots OF
men would acccp. with pleasure. a
tailor-madc suit with "a fashionable tall
or's style on IL. is rather expensive gift
though. unless you patronize tailor who
can meet what you want to pay. Ewig
the Alain-strcct tailor makes expensive
clothes and they are grand garments,
but he puts style into % "to order suit
40 price that IS not out of reason. His
young mems department has kept him
very busy OF late. and the way Christmas
orders aye coming iD, lots of men Will re-
coiye Chr tmas gift in The shape OF an
elegant suit OF clothes that will make
them very proud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22

son 10 an appearances greatly exceeds
that Of former years Many oi The stores
have been compelled 20 press into sar-
ture they could get their hands on, 10
iill their numerous orders.
\ number oI the stores also have been
compelled to employ q great deal ot addl-
tional hcln. and even now it Is uiulcult
for them TO serve their army 0i patrons.
THE express offices are conseit'd with
packages .Omiu. in and going out ana
have been compelled to di-conrlue their
nractice of sending wagons f0 the houses
Of those who wish 90 dispatch Christmas
boxes.
The labor of tho pOstoffi'c officials has
become very burdcns0me. also ana VIII
continue to incroas. for the next Few
days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22
GERMANY AND OUR MEATS.
Commercial Circles i'm Berlin Alarmed
Over Senator lason'S Measure.

BERLIN, December 20-fn commercial
circles much excitement has been caused
by tho news Of the introduction ia the
United States Senate Of Mr. Mason's
resolution provilins for IN Inspection Of
German products imported into the
United States as measure of retaliation
for the proposed German legislation pro-
hibiting the entry into Germany of
American sausages and other meat pro
ducts
The National Zeitung declares that Ger
many does not intend to prohibit Ameri-
can meat products from coming into
Germany. bur merely to submit all i'm
ported meats To- the same inspection as
that Of home products.
The semi-ohicial North German Ca
zettc recalls. apropos OF Senator Masons
resolution. tho announcement made in
the Reichstag ON December 18th by Count
Won Posadowsky-Wehn Secretary Of
the Imeprial iome Office, that a bill was
being prepared 20 regulate American meat
Imports
The paper adds that the measure is
still under consideration. IL has not YET
been submitted TO the Bundesrath.-New
York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22
THE FALLING OF A WALL.
Rcportcd Further Zig Deals IN inc
Bluc Wing Copper section.

o>,rOPD y e.. Dee. -SpcciaL-A
,orfion of ,hc wall on the southern side
nf the large four-story brick building oc-
,,.ni,d by Taylor and Canary. AS "a ear
r,tgc factory. gave way and fell from ine
roof 10 tic ground ou sunday. sesiou il
d.maeing the building but fortunately no
one was iu IT when this occurred.
ARRANGEMENTS arc being made TO hold
.nnropriatc services at the ONIofd
orphan Asylum in memory Of ihe late
l. u. Mills who established and was
first superintendent of this great ana
noble institution. which has at this time
under it's care more than two hundred
homeless children The programme VIII
NOT be completed nor day appointed Tor
tbcsc services until after the meeting Of
he Grand Lodge OF Masons IN January.
ID is thought that many Masons ana
prominent citizens from e. distance Wouli
deem IL a privilege Co Doe present and take
u1rt in the memorial services TO this
DISTINGUISHED and greatly beloved man.
Judge a. w. Graham is in Boston and
IL is reliably reported that he expects 20
consummate another big deal I'm the cop-
Dor mines of the Blue Wing section. em-
braDfng several mines i'm North Carolina
and Virginia
Rev. G.. w. Green and family viii leave
here on December 26th TO return 20 his
work in China. whore he has laoorod
many years as Baptist missionary.
They have made oxford their home for
tine past two years and have many friends
fen this community Mrs. Green was
Miss Page. a cousin Of the DISTINGUISHED
Walter II. Page editor Of the Atlantic
Monthly.
The oxford Female Seminary which has
been established for nearly fifty years
Will close on Thursday for the holidays.
pupils from Maryland Virginia, North
and south Carolina and Georeia were en-
rolled at this. one Of its most successful
terms.
Fisrop-elect j. NJ. Horner is in New
York and will return home Saturday. on
Monday he win leave for Asheville ace
companicd 10y his wife and children where
he viii be consecrated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22
BEATS THE KLONDTEE.

Mr.. A. c. Thomas, ol Marysyille, Texas
mas found a more valuable discovery
than has yet been made in the kiondike.
For years BE- suffered untold agony from
consumption. accompanied By hemor-
rhagcs: and was absolutely cured by DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds. lie declares that gold
is OF little value I'm comparison with this
marvellous cure: would have H. even II
f. cost a hundred dollars a bottle. Asth-
ma. Bronchitis and all throat and lung
affections are positively cured by Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Trial bottles free at Owens & Minor
Drug co. Regular size 80 cents and sl00.
Guaranteed to cure or price refunded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22
KEPT THEIR APPETITES.
Admiral Schley and Capt. Cook Not
Worried Enough To Lose IA Meal.

Ii seems that Admiral Schiey and Cap
tain Cook SAT down TO dinner while the
Brooklyn was chasing the unfortunate
but gallant Colon. There's American as
surance for you. AT the close OF a ire
mendOusy important battle, which set.
tied the war and changed the map u the
world. tho commanders on the United
States flagship pursuing at top speed the
last OF the enemy whose guns still
belched defiance, sat down TO dinner.
which. no doubt was served In style END
with a strict regard for astronomical
etiquette.
n will have bit OF the tomato soup.
remarked the admiral. "Ah, that must
have been a five and one-haif inch shell.
en-. captain
sounds like it-pass me the celery,
replies Captain Cook.
With the cheese and black coffee and
cigars the enemy IS overhauled and dr,N en
ashore, the Spanish sailors dOtting the sea
like drowning rats and the aged Cervera
tearing his beard IN the agony OF dis
aster Then. after quatiing a chartreuse,
the American admiral appears on deck
and orders all boats lowered and all ef-
forts made TO save the lives OF the satu-
rated Spaniards.
There ought to, be fairly good material
IN this incident FOR light opera. There
was nothing half so naive or amusing
in "Pinafore." kansas city star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22
FOR MEN WHO SMOKE.

n You care o shop Tor cigars or
smokers outfit with comfort during the
holiday and so where no guesswork is
required. Jasper J.. Rowe the cigar and
smokers supply store on Broad street is
just the place.
Mr.. Rowe has been I'm the business
long time. and knows II from beginning
% end. He can help select "a cigar or
pipe. and one that will come right up TO
reasonable expectation.
The store IS fun OF acceptable Christ
mas gifts for men ia the smoking line.
and everything is new. Cigars IN pack
ages put up especially for the holidays.
pipes ia fancy cases ana cigar and cigar
cite holders OF an makes and styles are
ia his stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22
Welded IN BERRYVlLLE.
Giss Nora Clifton Gaunt Becomes the
Bride OF sir. Hancc BcH Pierce.

EEHEYEILE VA. Dec Special
fs Nora Clifton GamD daughter of
..lr john Ga1nt of near Ecrryyule. and
Nr. Vance BaI Pierce. of this county.
were married tlis evening at Che Baptist
church l.re at o'clock. Tine altar and
charc0l of the church We're tastcfuly
decorated. white and green being me pee
vanlug eel9fs. and growing plants ce-
dar and iFy being used Boo prpfusion.
Tne Uehers were Me--rs. Beaufort Pierce.
OF MuN.anl University. Baltimore.
HlrrE and Trip Hardesly. aud vs.. S. Dix.
Of N.rurnIc. Tho bridal party entered
tho church to MeudolssOhns march
Tine flower girls Misses Tracy Gauut
and Reggie l>immeeL preceded the
ushers un the ais.e followed by the bride
and ler mal of honor. Miss Rose Rich
oraaou Ihe bride was met at Che altar
by tre groom aal DIS best man. Mr.
George Meyers. of Paramount. ". Va.
Tho nuuull knot was lied hv Row. Julian
Tfoaalus. pastor of fhc church.
The bride was gown.d in white or
candle over white aIk and carried
b.lla.s roses. The maid OF honor wore
"a gown of white orsand.o and carried
carnations AFTER the wedding % recep-
zion WAS rendered to the bridal party by
Sir and Mrs Gaunt parents of tine bride
Mr and Mrs Pierce w.N reside near
Vaudeville. Sd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22

II can be cured.
Future generations will see It no longer
upon earth.
As DR.. Alexander iii. Master Of
Downing College and Nice-Chancellor
of Cambridge University, England. said.
consumption is now 10 be chased as
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The system consists of three RENEE
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Every trst-class druggist dispenses
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TOR use
Merely send your name and full adj
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Write then. without delay. DO rot
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22
CAnpnrs EoR CnnIsrMAs.

AT George W. Anderson ~ Sons car
pet house No. 1924 cas-, Main street many
useful Christmas presents can Doe found.
This oi0 established house bears repl-
tati0u that they can justly feel proud Of
All ~ Andersons work b. OF the first
class and nothing but The very best mate
rial is used I'm artistic paper.ng decorat-
lug or c3petug Some of The useful
Christmas presents 20 Doe had here have
90 service side TO them. Take for In
stance a Persian rug. "a Smyrna rug
pair OF handsome POrtieres a SCI OF lace
curtains O. nice fur rug or q useful carpet
sweeper. any of which would Doe useful
and an acceptable Christmas remember
anCe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22
CHRISTMAS AT HAND.
Its Coming Stimulates Trade 10 . Con-
siderable Extent.

The proximity Of Christmas has given
an impetus 10 trade most refreshing TO
the merchants For several DAYS the
streets have been crowded from early ia
the morning until iate at night with
hurrying throngs. fitting from store 10
store selecting pretty gifts and purchaS-
ing the wherewithal for substantial
Christmas dinners.
The amount vi business done this sea-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22
MUSIC CABINETS OF ALL KIND :

II you wish anything In this lire call at
our ware-rooms. where you viii lind a
hue stock to select from. An woods and
all kinds. open every evening during
Xmas until 10 o'clock. Walter d. Moses
x Co. l00j Main street.
Christmas Presents and Christmas
Daintfes M prices 10 suit everybody a.
EXCHANGE FOR WOMAN'S WORK.
800 east Franklin streat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22
DOUBLE WEDDING.


CHATHAM. VA Dec. 2t.-special.-
Na.rs j. W Collie aud w. r. Collie,
accompanied by Misses Hattie L. Nor
r.44 ana salic Smith. iaf this morning
a. au.cl1rI< 0u one souui-Dound yestibuie
f.. l...isrilC n. g.. whore "a double mar
ra.n ceremony was celebrated hy Rev.
g. ~ Jones. former pastor OF the Hap-
t. ...l.h here.
M lV collie was united with Miss
Norman while hls uncle. Mr. W. y. Coz
l. m riied 10 Miss Smith. All OF
f.e aruoa reside in Chatham except Miss
Nof" who is a daughter OF Mr. O. S.
Norman. .. fle county. SIR j. w. Col
he 81 assistant postmaster here and NJ
W D. Collie ls travelling salesman Tor
Lee g. Coz. off Ivnchbgrg.
Ais Smith is "a daughter OF Nr. Manson
J. smith WHO lived Boo LyncADufg some
years prior I'D DIS death several years
ago The party returned 20 Chatham on
tn . O'Clock fast mail this afternoon.
ana were greeted M the station by a
number u friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22

u YOU wish TO purchase for Xmas
Violcta. Beauties. Meteors and Brides
Valley Carnations or other Flowers
Blossoming and Decorative Plants just
call upon Reynolds & E5y, 9ol east Main
street. who are prepared Co ln AN orders
10 the satisfaction of customers.
Phones: Old 1853; Now. l-i2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-22
CHANGE OF sCHEpULE.

Attention Is called TO the change in
schedule OF the Atlantic Coasts Line. talk
ing effect Sunday, Dec. 18th. Trains
heretofore leaving Richmond at 1880 Z.
~ VIII on and after that date leave
Richmond an 1875 i. ". Makes close
connection with the Norfolk and Western
no PETERSBURG for Lynchburs and points
west.