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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27

PaderewsM has a great estate in Po-
land where Doc spends DIS leisure hours.
his house was built sixty years ago. Is
r91my and comfortable and furnished i1
exquisite taste There are two detached
wings. one containing offices, -he other
being for the use 90 visitors when tho
main house is crowded Tlree-hfths of
the estate consist of forests OF pine oaN
and Gr trees and "a we.i-st0cked lake
lies az the foot OF rhe slop.ng lawn
park OF 20 acres surrounds the house
Paderewski cannot live without music
and his holidays arc broken into Pos cone
posing or preparing for future engage
mcnts Sometimes in the early hours Ok
the morning fe SITS down t0 fle piano.
and. without food or rest works steadily
Until the evening dinner hour. His over
wear.ef nerves refuse 20 let MN steep
then. and be plays billiards and smokes
Russian cigarettes. lie does not care Tor
other amusoments, with the exception of
chess
Paderewski works ir a charming room
adorned with troph.es-iaurei iwreaths.
addresses and silver presentations hang
from the walls he composcs music as
though he were telling "a story. and II IS
all in bis brain before be puts pen 10
paper. Then ne sits down 20 play what
he has written.
PaderewsN Is the kindest OF landlords
and IS always planning improvements
Tor the peasants on his estate lie il
very wealthy-his fee for twenty min
utes az the plano Is eco guineas. and a
nve-month trip 20 America retted him
$50 900. He Is an excellent business man.
though he hates 10 write letters and
never does except when Re can ge, no
one to write for him or when he cannot
send telegram.-Chicago NswA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
ATLANTA MAkESA
BLOODY RECORD.
Christmas Day Marked in the Gate
City by Murders.
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED ARRESTS
And Every Captive Had Whiskcy
Bottic-A Police Oficcr Badly
Wounded While Making an
Arrest of Drunk.

ATLANTA, GA. Dec 2s.-Hcnry Perry,
a well-known citizen OF Atlanta, was shot
and almost Instantly Killed to-day IN n
house on Madison street by John a.
Milan. The men had a desperate fight for
"A revolver which Milan finally secured.
Florence Livingston. who lived IN the
place ondcavorcd TO separate the men but
failed she afterwards told the authori-
ties that she did the killing and pre-
scented a pistol as the weapon used but
all the chambers were filled. A passcr-
by caught Perry as he fell and heard
him say he had been killed boy MILAN.
KILLED BN A CRIPPLE.
Mike Day. IL years OLD. "a cripple shot
and Instantly killed Frank fIeury al
noon Day says be- discharged the wea-
pom without iOoking. Harry Flcury,
brother Of the dead boy says Day pointed
the pistol oIro.tiN at che CnllU. he dee
olares that Day and his brother had quar-
relied several days ago. but Day says he
was friendly with little Fieury. a year
ago Day shot Jack Jones a boy his own
age bur the wound was not fatal.
Levi Patterson shot and killed Tom
Poster. who was intoxicated and trying
10 pick "a quarrel.
Special Officer A. J. Cavander. Of the
Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills was shot
ana perhaps laltll WNuuufA ny JESSE
owen, an emplOye Of the cotton mills.
owens relatives were celebrating Christ
mas rather hilariously, and Cavander
went TO arrest owen. who fred on him.
BROKE THE RECORD.
The police In the past forty-eicht hours
have arrested nearly two hundred people
on different charges. which Is believed
TO break the record here The saloons
were closed. as usual. AZ 10 o'clock Satur-
day. and were not opened to-day by a spe-
cial order Of Mayor Collier Nearly every
person taken by the police had a bottle
on his person. and rs a result the large
vault at Central station is well filed with
a varied assortment Of bottles and
liquors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
Bicycie Tournament.

NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-The question Of
supremacy between human and machine
pace making for bicycle riders has Yet to
be- determined. Tonight At Madison
Square Garden, the American cycle Rac-
ing Association held one OF its touTna-
ments where amateurs ana professionals
struggled hard for hon0rs. and the night
programme was to have been wound ur
with a twenty mile race between f. D..
Elks. the world hour champion. OF
Glens Falls y Y. paced by regular
pacemakers and jay Eaton and Eddy
Goodman paced by the French machine
Eaton was chosen 10 ride the first ten
miles behind the motor but On the third
mile, when Fixes had a.tsa- 0l, more than
lap the machine broke own'owi1g to
the swapping OF "a strap which contr0lic.
the running OF the machine. and then th.
interest In the contest Jagged Eike
covered The distance i1 A. minutes A. o.
seconds with Goodman almost "a mile be
hind. Jimmie Anchae.s' time for this as
lance over the same track was 80 min
utes 80 seconds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
NOTED HEBREW GATHERING.
Meeting of the American Hebrew Hiss
toricai Association ia PhfiadeIphfa

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Doc. 26.-The
American Jewish Historical Association
held its annual meeting here to-day with
"a large and representative gathering Of
Jewish scholars and writers. The morn
ing session was presided over by First
Vice-President Hon. Simon W. ROsendaie
OF Albany. Mr. ROsendale IN calling the
meeting 10 order expressed his regret at
the absence of the president Of the so
ciety, Hon. Oscar >. Straus. OF New
York. who was now nllng the position Of
United States Minister at COustanunOple.
Mr. ROsendale read "a letter from Mr..
Straus pr0Hering his resignation as presi-
dent OF the society ana expressing his
continued interest in its work.
The following officers were elected:
President-Dr. Cyrus Adler Washing
ton.
Vice Presidents-Simon w. RoSendaie.
Albany; Mendes Cohen. Baltimore: Prot
Charles Gross. Boston, and Prof Il.
Adams Baltimore
Treasurer-Prof. Richard GotthieI, Of
New York.
Corresponding Socretary-Dr. Herbert
Friedenwald Washington.
Recording Secretary-Dr j. II. Hollan-
der. Baltimore
Executive Council-Oscar $. Straus.
Rev. Dr. II. FeIsenthal. Prof Morris Jas
trow. Jr., Mayer Suseberger, \. Taylor
Phillips. Simon Wolf Max j. Kofler
John Samuel. Rev. nr David Philipson,
and Rev. Henry Cohen.
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THE PRESIDENTS CHRISTMAS.
He and Mrs. Mckinley Spend 1t Quiet
is at the White House.

WASHINGTON. Dee 25-Au the exc
cutiye departments were closed here to-
day, and most OF the private business
houses also. At the White House to-day
tt WAS rather q quiet day although dur
ing the morning the President was ina his
ONCE and saw several prominent callers.
Among these were Senators Davis and
Frye. each oi whom had talk with the
President. 81 hen the peace commissioners
presented the treaty TO the President
Saturday there was no opportunity for a
conference. Senator Frye went 10 the
State Department from the White House.
During the afternoon the President and
Mrs. Mckinley enjoyed a long ride and
IN the evening sat down 20 dinner with
their three nephews who are guests al
the White House
Christmas presents have been received
at the White House from many parts Of
the country. one of The last 10 arrive
was a beautiful hooking bird from a
Southern land admlrer of the President
The bird was iu "a pretty cage decorated
with ribbons and began 10 sing immCd i-
ately upon being taken into the House.
lie was pronounced a. perfect specimen
OF his species
Although business was generally sus-
pended in their offices. Secretary Alger
and Adjutant-Gcuera COrhin. Secretary
Hay and ofhoias of the navigation bu-
resu OF the Navy Department were on
hand for a time
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IN FREDERICKSBURG,
Mayor a. =. Rowe Has Not Missed
SUNDAY school in Nine Years.


SUNDAY school in Nine Years.
FRDDERICKsBURG. VA, December
26.-special-T advent of the holiday
season here has not been marked by
more than the usual Festivities the din
Of horn-blowing and the dealening noise
consequent upon the almost ncessant
explosions of cannon crackers ana other
fireworks. No serious accidents OF any
sort have occurred.
This morning at 10 o'clock the Sunday
schools OF the Presbyterian and Baptist
churches held their Christmas ceiebra-
tions. and at o'clock this afternoon tho
Methodist Sunday school gave IT'S Ccie-
bratiOn. Choice music was feature on
each of these occasions ana large audi
cnces enjoyed the programmes. bag
Of cOnfeciiOneries was given TO every
one connected with these schools. and
some OF the scholars who were awarded
prizes have records for regular attend
ance extending over periods ranging
from FIVE 10 seventeen years.
Hon. a. i. Rowe, mayor Of the city,
now in his eighty-second year. who re-
coived prize at the Baptist Sunday
school. has not missed Sunday I'm nine
years
NO-nlgnt a reception was SlNth NY
Judge and Mrs. a. w. Wallace al their
residence. on George street, which was
largely attended 10y their Imany friends.
The Christmas german AT the Exchange
Hotel tonight. given by the society
young men in honor of the visiting young
ladies' Ina the city. was great social
success Representatives were prese "
from Washington. Baltimore. Richmond
charlottesville. stanton. Norfolk and
other cities. Mr. Robert Taylor, Of Fred
ericksburg. led the figures. The music
was by "a Washington orchestra.
At Midnight a banquet was served.
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ADMIRAL BUNCE
ON RETIRED LIST.
This WeII-Known Naval Officer Has
Reached the Age Limit.
WILL Be RETAINED IN SERVICE.
He VIII for the Present Have Charge
ofthc Brooklyn Navy Yard, ~ Ills
Experience is Such ~ to Render
His Service still Necessary.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2j.-Rear Admiral
Francis NJ. Bunce the ranking officer In
the United States navy. to-day celebrated
his sixty-second birthday. and. as this
IS the age limit went on the retired list.
lie has been in active service for forty
seven years, and is to-day i'm vigorous
health and unimpaired mental activity
despite the fact that he was wounded
by the explosion Of a cartridge while
fighting I'm the civil war.
II was on May /. 1897. that he was de-
tached from the command of the North
Atlantic squadron and ordered TO take
charge Of the Brooklyn navy-yard, where
he has been I'm command without any in
ferrupti0H since that time ON February
G. 1898. he was commissioned rear admiral
When n was learned that mis- name would
be placed on the retired list to-day II was
supposed that it meant his forced with
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by the Spanish firm Of Mestra & Mata,
and ordered Senior Mestro to kiss the
Cuban flag and 10 cry VIVA Cuba Libre."
He refused 10 obey, whereupon one Of
the Cubans cut his head badly with a
machette.
The United States transport Michigan
which left Savannah on December 23d.
arrived here to-day with the Second Bat
talon Of the First Texas Regiment.
MajOr-General Chaffee arrived this after
noon on the steamer whitney from Port
Tampa.
The French steamer Corrientes. Captain
LObOrhis, sailed to-day for Spain with
1913 Spanish troops and the French
steamer Aquitane sailed for Santandcr
with 1851 Spanish troops. The Carolina
will sail tomorrow for Cadiz with 300
officers and men.
To-day a Cuban mob threatened 10 at-
tack the residence OF MARQUIS de MOntero.
secretary Of tint treasury I'm the autoni-
mist cabinet and a member Of the Span
ish Evacuation Commission. The house
If No. 193 Neptune street, IN part OF the
city already evacuated. on the matter
being brought to the attention of the Unit
ed States commissioners a squad of regu-
lars was sent 20 guard the residence until
further orders.
Some disturbances having occurred I'm
San Lazarz street Spanish store
there having been sacked by the Cubans
The United states Commissioners have
sent a staff officer with detachment Of
troops 10 the scene Of disorder. The
Eighth and Tenth Regular Regiments
are encampod near the Hotel Trotche the
headquarters OF the Americans at DIVA
dadO. The Spanish troops ARE cvacuatiuc
the city $50 rapidly that it is almost inn
possible for the Americans TO provide
promptly for the preservation OF peace.
The proclamation of the United States
commissioners appeared in extra editions
OF the Spanish newspapers this even
ing.
tanzas and Cienfueg0s is in the interest
of sanitation and order in those cities
after January fst RE will counsel with
the Cuban leaders. with p view 90 per-
suading them to exercise prudence TO-
ward the Spanish troops who. after Jam
uary 1st, will be the guests Of the Ameri-
cans
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DISORDER IN HAVANA.
One Murder and Many Burglars in the
Last Two Days.

HAVANA. Dec. 26.-Francisco Quintero
a Spanish Guerilla. While waking along
Genios street to-day was nred at from
the roof OF a house and seriously wound
ed. During the last twenty-four hours
one man. has been killed and twelve have
been wounded In ARRAYS IN different parts
of the city and eleven burglaries have
been committed.
THE city is in a state Of unrest Three
more wards OF Havana were evacuated
to-day.
La Lucia says It can see no disloyalty
Ia Spain ON the part OF Spanish residents
i'm cuba If they choose TO hoist The
American and Cuban flags because Spain
renowned the island without consulting
the Spaniards.
Captain-General Castellanos, after for
nally delivering over the Island 20 the
American authorities on January ist. VIII
leave for Matanzazs. where ne VIII re-
main a fortnight. going thence 10 Cen
fuegos.
A party OF oolored Cubans this morn
ing entered the wholesale grocery estab-
lishment at LIB San jose street, owned
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with. and his body placed upon the track
10 cover up the deed
The engineer I'm charge Of the train,
which ran over the man. did not dis
cover the bodr. and IL was only wnen
the west-bound freight came along, be-
tween j. and o'clock that the discovery
was made. and the CHASTITY sight OF a
mans head severed from the body was
presented as IL lay on he side Of the
track The dead man was about hity
years Of age. No blame is attached to
She railroad employees.
There were services at the Episcopal
and Methodist churches Christmas morn
ing and night The Episcopal church
was beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion.
a petition was gotten up last week In
Gainesville asking the Governor 20
commute the death sentence OF Murderer
Hite Mr.. Reeks. MS counsel, went Is
Richmond last week. and Sc is understood
here that he went I'm the interest Of
Hite. but # IS not known what success
he met with.
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FIRE IN NORFOLK.
Dr Wise viii Try to Have the Vote Of
the City Thrown out.

NORFOLK, VA, Dec 25.-Special.-
The wholesale grocery store of MIR. l..
r. Davis g. Co. caught ire this morning
on the upper floors, and the loss caused
BY water and smoke may reach $1,000
one thousand bas5 OF coffee Was water
soaked.
In regard TO the formal notice served
upon " a yoDUg, congressman-elect,
by Or r.. a. Wise, who will contest the
formers election. 10 is stated that -Dr
Wise will endeayor TO have the vote cast
in the entire city of Norfolk thrown out
alleging fraud ID fbe counting OF the
ballots
Mr. Young is quoted as saying that
ne has no fear OF his ability 10 disproyc
the charges.
Christmas WAS generally observed here
to-day. The banks public offices and
nearly all business houses being closed.
There was not ii newspaper printed in
the city.
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| aood's
Restore full. regular action D1A uHN
OF the bowels do not irrl- - q ~
tate or inname, but leave SE &c
all the delicate digestive or
gsnism In perfect condition. Try them. Is centt
Prepared e1ly By Z. l. Heed a Co, Lowell. Mas

fast. Breakman, Belle Of Memphis and
Eight Bells were the winning faVorites.
First racc-sclhng-onc milc-StanhOpc
oud. Rushhoids @ 10 u third. Time.
1.H 10.
Second racc-fve furlOngs -Elmcrs l5 10
u first, Myosots a 10 I and " tol) sec
ond. Sidall O5 10 ID third. Time :o3 81
Third racc-0ne and onc-ciehth mile.
over four hurdles brakeman lG 10 ID
first. Noyagcur q 20 and ouO second
Laura NAV as TO ID third Time 2.OS IL.
Fourth racc-handicap-onc and three
siXtcenihs of milc-Bcne Of Memphis
Oi 10 i0 first. Elkin 03 70 | and 10 u
second, Sim w on 20 % third. Time. l:23
Fifth racc-sclling-mi and twenty
yards-EiRht Bells g 10 p first. Muska-
dine C5 TO / and TO - second. Daigrctta
q 20 - third Timef:f5
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SAVANNAH'S RECORD.
Whiskey. Brawls and Murder the Or
der la the Christmas Celebration.

ATLANTA. GA, Dec. GA special 20
the Constitution from Savannah, Ca,
says:
The police records since Saturday night
have gone TO nearly 100 cases. including
TWO murders. The majority Of arrests
were Tor drunkenness. fighting and tho
usual disorder attendant upon the occa-
sion. a Al
Charles Low and Charles Green quar-
relied over two women. the latter taking
part in the engagement Low fatally
stabbed Green in the abdomen. lie died
soon after
Queen Martin. in a drunken quarrel.
stabbed her paramOur. Joe Heyard. to
the heart, killing him instantly.
Paul Canady assaulted Mayor r. W.
Olive. of Pembroke Byan county, and
ed and a. street duel is expected Be
sides beating Canady severely with the
Dutt OF pistol. Mayor Olive almost bit
off his thumb
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NEW YORK. Dec 26.-Flipe Agonclll0
personal representative OF Agulnaldo.
leader Philippine patriots left this city to-
night Tor Washington In Washington.
AgOncilio will await the arrival OF tbe
three eminent FlIpinos who are en- route
with additional instructions from Aguiu-
aldo.
Since his arrival in this city from Paris
Saturday evening Agonctlo has been al-
most constantly in conference with visi-
tors Ag0ncilo said to-day that there was
no change In the situation and probably
would be none until after the arrival OF
his three silOw-countrymen.
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THE CINCINNATI WILL STAY.
Tho Cruiser viii Participate in the
Evacuation Ceremonies I'm Havada.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Dec. 2G.-It was
announced at tho Navy Department that
Havana untH after January 3st. and take
part i'm the ceremonies attending the
Spanish evacuation OF Cuban territory,
at the conclusion of mich the vessel
will go 10 New York. Latest reports indi-
cate that the Cincinnati sustained no ma
tcrlal damage nv running aground IN the
harbOr OF Santiago several days ago.
A telegram was received saying that
the collier Nigiiaut had arrived at Ma
Mia with her cargo on fire, but giving no
details.
Commodore Cromwell. commandant of
the new naval station ~ Havana. has
notified tho Navy Department that he
has hoisted his flag on the auxiliary
cruiser Res0lute. which has just arrived
at that port That vessel will remain az
Havana as a station ship.
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A MEAN THIEF.
Helps Himself TO Choice Wines and
Tries 10 Destroy the f5aiance.

BEDFORD CITY. VA. Dec. 26.-Spe-
cial-An unknown thiet entered the bar
room Of D. u. Preas last night and
wrought havoc. Ho entered from the
cellar and asccnded % the upper floor,
and broke through "a thin wooden parti-
ton into the bar. Mr.. Preas runs TWO
nickic-in-thc-slot machinese I'm his place.
The thief broke open the doors Of these.
ana secured so in cash. He also helped
himself To- AN the liquors he wanted.
after which be left the sDig0ts 70 some
half "a dozen barrels OF whiskey and wine
open. and allowed the contents to Hood
the floor Mr. Preas estimates his Toss
az 500 TO 500
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Killed in u Street Duel.

LITTLE ROCK ARK. Dec. 2s.-At
Harrison. Ark. Frank Pace. ex-prosecut-
ing attorney and bis brother. Henry. met
NJ. l.. Abelholtz. "a prominent stock man
on the street and duel ensuct boo which
AberhOltz was mortal'y wounded ylc
trouble grew ONT of difficulty "a fow days
'ago between Abcrholtz and Captain Pace.
father of the brothers. in which captain
Pace was dangerously shot ANA a Dy-
st8nder killed Dy "a stray bullet.
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VICTORIA. B. g.. Dec @.-Artieles Of
agreement have been signed here for "a
boxing match for $1,000 side between
Denver Ed Smith and Jim JeGrIes.
champion heavy WeIght Of the paDiuc
coast They Will meet before the Olym-
pic club al san Francisco toward the end
OF January. Smith has been training
hard for the past six weeks and says he
will enter the ring in better condition
than ever bef0re.
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CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE IN CUBA.
A Wealthy Ohioan to Inauguratc Mis-
sion WOrl, ou tho Island.

CLEVELAND. O. Dee 26-Lindus
Cody a wealthy real estate dealer, VINO
81 an enthusiastic supporter OF President
simpson OF the Christian Alliance. will
depart for Cuba January 9Th Tor this pur-
pose Of starting mission work on the
Island in behalf 81 the Alliance.
MIR Cody talked the matter over WIKI
President Simpson last summer and woii
his interest. He contributed liberal
sum as the nucleus Of the necessary fund,
which hak since increased TO several
thousand dollars.
Rev. Samuel l.. Renlck. Of New York
will accompany Mr. Cody. also as a
Spanish.
Christian Alliance camp meetings viii
be set up at Santiago, and the work
Commenced there. the design being TO
ehence branch out over the island. As
soon as the work IS well under way Mr..
Cody will return 20 America
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GenernI Rates in Macon.

in command OF the First Division. First
Army Corps. arrived last night from
Washington. and with his staff ana some
forty men Of the Second Ohio REGIMENT
and the Third Engineers. left to-day for
Charleston. where they will embark on
the transport UlnneWaskQ for Cuba.
Arrangements are being made for the
muster-Out of tho Third North Carolina
and the Sixth virginia
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Colonel Hall Trans ferrcd

ATLANTA. GA. Dec. 26.-Leutenant-
Colonel William r. Hail. who has for
several years been Adjutant-General OF
the Department OF the Gulf. has been
assigned 10 a similar position in the De
partment OF Pace Colonel Hall, who Will
be succeeded by Captain Allen, Of the
volunteer organization. leaves FOR San
Juan Thursday.
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Much Klondyke Gold.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Dec. 2G.-A
special from Dawson City, dated Novom-
Der ffth SAYS.
Reports from all creeks IN the vicinity
Of Dawson CITY indicate that the winters
product Of gold will exceed that OF last
year by more than 100 per cent.
Several persons are reported TO have
been frozen q death. one OF these was
found I'm a knoeling position beside his
sleds and dogs between liunker and the
Summit
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LONDON. Dec 1.-THE Rome cores
pondent of the Daily Mail says.
1.-THE conference based upon the disar-
mame1t proposals Of Emperor Nicholas
has been fixed for st. Petersburg about
the beginning OF May next. prior TO which
the Russian government will submit Of
fciauv 20 the Powers a definite plan of
disarmament. IN order 10 enable them 20
formulate notifications or counter sug-
gastiOns'
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A SHORT LIVED PAPER.
The Savannah Evening journal Has
Suspended Publication.

SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. 26.-The savan-
nah Evening Journal. which started Oc-
The paper failed 20 make its appearance
on account OF Iaborers liens taken out
against the owners for salaries due
Mr. O. w. Edwards, OF Wilmington.
Del. who directed the paper is said 10
have left the city. and II was on this
account The employees proceeded. II is
not known whether an effort will Doe
made 70 settle the claims that have
caused the paper 20 suspend.
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Mr.. John r. Mcclure left last night Tor
the University OF Virginia % attend the
meeting there OF the Modern Languages
Association Of Teachers Ar Mcclure
will be on the committee to receive and
entertain teachers aud visitors from a
distance. II is expected that al tnc
meeting there will be present a number
Of prominent professors OF Modern
Languages from various parts Of the