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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
ONLY TEMPORARY.
DEMANDS or AGRARTANS.
The Concessions Said TO BE Trick of the
GoVernmenf


BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE freedom which
the Reichsiag and the Prussian Diet con-
coded this week 10 the Agrasians, who
formulated numerous wishes and COM
plants, IS significant. The Minister of
Agriculture. Baron Won Hammerstein-
Loxten. promised the government would
grant as many Of their demands as posi-
bic.
At the moment he was making this de-
claraton, measures were preparing 20
stop the importation OF American fruit,
and the decree in that connection had al
ready been issued.
The entire Liberal press openly disap-
proved Of the policy. and asserts 1t was
a government trick to obtain the vote Of
the Agrarians for Emperor Williams
naval bill
The leading commercial journals point
10 the ill-will and Indignation such meas
ures are bound 10 produce I'm America,
and to the futility Of prohibiting the i'm
pOrtation OF an article Germany does not
produce with suhiciency The newspapers
claim the only result would be that fruit
would be imported from the south Of Eu-
rope at a higher cost than is now being
paid for American fruit.
Several Of the newspapers express the
opinion that the decree will not be per
n temporary act of retaliation for Ar.
lean treatment of German sugar.
Inquiry made at the Foreign Office and
at the Prussian Agricultural Depart
ment however. shows the steps taken 10
be only fore-runners OF others Of more
importance. the government having con-
Guided that something must be done 10
crafty the Agrarian demand for re-
taiiation on the United States.
There was an eXemplihc3u0n IN the
Reichstag, on Tuesday when Dr. Hahn,
a friends of Prince Bismarck. demanded
the prohibition Of American horses
claiming the imports had increased I'm
1897 10 4.279000 marks and that something
must be done "to show those Over-bearing
American that an energetic German gov
eminent exists.
The feeling of the Cabinet IS guageable
by the declaration made yesterday by the
Minister OF Agriculture, Baron Won Ham
mcrstein-LoXten, in the Diet, who de-
clared that American horses developed
influenza after importation.
II IS said Prince Maximillian, Of Baden,
who has hitherto fatty refused to marry.
will shortly be betrothed TO Princess
Pauline of Wurtenberg, in whose honor
Emperor Joseph gave big court bali
d week ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
The United States Courts.

In the United States District Court
No. 2i2 Southern Railway Company
plaintiff In error against j. 4. Parker de-
PENDANT in error. in error 10 the Circuit
Court of the United States for the West
crn District of North Carolina at Ash
Vile. on motion 10 dismiss writ OF error.
Argued by ii. b. Carter, of Ashevillc. for
motion, and by Chas Price. of Salisbury
against motion. Court granted paper 10
defendant i'm error and dismissed case.
Court adjourned until Monday morning
81 10 o'clock, when the case Of Charles
McNamee. plaintiff in error. against j.
Edward Hunt. defendant. from the
Western District Of North Carolina, will
come up.
In the Circuit Court the case OF Bryan
McCullcn against the National Life Asso-
citation of Hartford. which is a suit for
$4,000 for alleged libel. came up before
Judge Gon.
McCullen was at one time in the en-
ploy Of the National Life Association of
Hartford and the suit is brought about
by the publication of a circular by the
Company after he severed his connection
with it.
The case came from the Law and
Equity Court Of,Richmond and the AssO-
citation through its attorney, Mr. Edmund
Pendleton. asked that the suit be dis
missed on technical grounds.
Mr.. McCullen was represented by Judge
Ingram. of Manchester. Colonel Il. O.
James and Mr. Louis Wendenberg
After hearing argument Judge Gof
overruled the motion Of Mr.. Pendeton TO
dismiss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
LARGE CLASS or Law CANDIDATES
TOBE EX1MIyED FOR LICENSE.
Tho State Gets Very Small Return for
tho Expenses of the Election on Special
TaxLas Y ear--Pure Food Delegates

RALEIGH, n. c.. Feb. 5.-Special.-Ap-
plicants to stand examination before the
Supreme Court Monday for license 90
practice law have begun TO come In. A
class of twenty-three from DR.. Msnning's
law school, at Chapel Hill. are here. and
twelve will come from Wake Forest early
Monday.
The special donation 10 public school
fund by private subscriptions over the
State amount, UP to date. 10 s.. 20s.0S. The
special tax voted was sl,Jl9.52. The cleo
tons for voting last fall for whether the
special tax should be levied cost the State
$4,000. and in return there Is only the
Sl.5l9.J2.
Professor Collier Cobb. OF the State
University, expects 10 take his geology
class to the Dismal Swamp In about two
weeks on a studying tour.
COUNTIES PAY UP.
Twenty-Five counties in the State have
paid in to the state Soo Treasury during
sl26 .4t92s. This is about one-fourth OF
the total amount due.
AT the Pure Food Congress, which Is
TO meet in Washington early In March.
President A. O. Holiday will represent
the Agricultural and Mechanical College;
Professor w. A. Withers will represent
the experiment station; J. L. Ramsey and
J. c. l.. Harris will represent the Agr-
cultural Department. Other delegates
from the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege will be sent.
A. AND n. c. RAILROAD.
The directors OF the A. and y. O. rail-
road met again this morning. they al
journed 10 meet in New Berne on the
22d There Is no doubt but what Ban
cock will be removed. Ihcre aro eivsen
directors. and seven of them are against
him. This Will. OF course. Gust him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
DFATI HIS.

BUCK.-Died. Friday morning, February
am. at the residence OF her parents
1902 east Broad street, CAROLINE
MAYO infant daughter OF Walker d..
and Hettie Hunter Buck, aged thred
wears and ten mOn,hs.
Funeral from residence. lCo2 east
BROAD street. Yesterday afternoon at .
O'Clock. lnterment at ShockOe Gene
terry.
suddenly, at her resi-
dence. No. 4 west Baker street. Mrs.
MARY A. JOHNSON. the beloved wife
OF James Johnson. and mother OF Will
liam Isaac Johnson. Friday, February 4.
1898, at Ills Z. NJ.
Funeral from the Second Baptist
church. of which she was a member.
SUNDAY, February 9th. at p. NJ. Rel
stiyes and friends respectfully invited
TO attend without further notice.
at 1850 T.. NJ. February
lsaS at the residence Of her son-in-
law, Mr.. James II. OCornell. Steward
street, Howards Grove. Mrs. ALMfDA
LOFLAND. relict OF d.. Lohand.
RANKIN.-Died. at her residence. SIS
west Cary street, Mrs BRIDGET RAN
KIN.
Her funeral will take place from Sa-
cred Heart church. MONDAY MORN
INC. at 10 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
Smi,hdeaI COLLEGE Literary Society.

Tomorrow night the regular public
meeting OF the Smithdeal College Literary
and Musical Society will be held in the
college rooms, 1902 east Broad, beginning
at s o'clock. These meetings are exceed
ingly interesting and attract large audi
ences. who find much interest and pleas
ure in listening to the literary and orator
ical efforts of those who participate.
A cordial invitation 70 attend Is extend
ed to all who desire 20 do so. The follow
ing interesting programme will be carried
out:
l-Opening PRAYER
2.-Reading OF minutes.
3.-Rol call.
4-Instrumental music.
5.-Recitation-Miss Maria Louise Kel-
lam.
.-Quartette-Messrs. Roy Ford, Willie
Ford. John Pearman. ID. Richwine.
7.-Instrumental music.
S.-Debate: Resolved. That our coun-
try has more 10 fear from its million
aires than from its criminals"
Administrators Leigh Crutchfield
and j. IT. Drum
Negative-Alessrs. Junlus Jones and
John Hughes.
9.-Election Of new officers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
GRAND CAMP CHANGES.
ORDTR ISSUED BYGRAND COMMAN-
DEE JOHN. WILLTAMS.
,Judge Christian Appointed Chairman oil
the History Committee--other
Appointments Made.

Grand Commander John J. Williams on
the Grand Camp Confederate Veterans OF
Virginia. Yesterday issued an order form
allv assuming his official position as heaq
81 the Grand Camp 10 succeed Colouel
Taoee \. stubbs. resigned. and making a
number OF appointments Of Importance
rrhis order fills all vacancies in the or
,anization. and adjusts the little snakeN
nm caused by the celebrated Investigation
into certain charges made against the'
former Grand Commander and chairman
., the History Committee, Colonel James
y. Stubs.
INVOKEs COOPERATION
Headquarters Grand camp
Confederate Veterans,
Department Of Virginia,
winchester. Va, Jan. 81, 1898
General Orders No. 3: (...,,9o--
To the Commanders Of Camps, C9nteuSt
ate Veterans, Department Of Elisi4,,di.
NV the resignation Of Grand ComIndhu-
or LANES y. Stubs for the uneNplIs1 pol'
tion OF his term, the office or Grdnd CVIi@
mander devolyes upon the unueIsi 5nSei ~
accordance with the provisions % 1870, 81 IL
VII section 4. or orders ana Ne - 10,
tions and the precedent establishes
unon the resignation Of Grand COmHan1-
er Cooke. To the duties mus uIleA Pe 49,
w devolved upon MIN, the 1idhu IN III.
mander will devote his best enorts, put
i,a invokes the hearty cooperation or MS
Comrades in promoting the interests OF
our organization, whose importance ~
creases with the advancing years anu IL IL,
firmities Of our comraaes' anu ~ ,ts,r,
with the great needs or so many OF lhet,'
The Grand Commander requests edcuJ
camp to send to the AdJutaht. neral a.
early as practicable report OF lne cVnoI'
lion ~ the camp. its members, meetings.
dresses and especially the demands upon
a. nv The necessities OF comrades ana the
steps taken 10 meet the same.
APPOINTMENTS MADE.
aro,her serious duty IS that entrusted
70 the History Committee. TO assist IN
accomplishing its important junction.
Hon. George l.. Christian, OF X. T. Leo
and Rev. $. Taylor Martin. OF James
preathed Camp. Confederate Veterans,
If Pulaski. Va. are hereby appointed on
same. vice Captain John CusSons ana.
Colonel James y. Stu0bs, resigned. Juuse
christian Is hereby designated as chair
man of the History Committee.
Captain Thomas Elicit, OF X. r.. Lee
Camp No. l, G. ", OF Richmond; va, ana
Commander w, A. smith, OF Collins-rar-,
Dogue Pos Ioffice, King George county;
Va. are hereby appointed to succeed
themselves as Ad1utant-General ana
Aide-de-Camp, respectively, ana CohrduS
a. Moore Jr., OF J. f. Il. Stuart Camp
No. 2 c. ". OF Berryville, Va. Is ap-i
pointed Aide-de-C Camp. vice Captain ,.
Taylor Martin, resigned. ard they VIII DO
respected and obeyed accordingly
Commander William Kean, OF Louisa
Camp, Confederate Veterans. Thompson's
cross Roads, Va, OF the Committee for
the Good OF the Ca np." Is hereby app
pointed chairman OF the same. vice Com
mander John J. Williams resigned. and
Captain George w. kurtz. OF Turner
Ashby Camp, Confederate Veterans. OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
STREETS MADE FOR WHEELS
The Appropriations By Wards a Bar 10
Proper improvements.
WHEELMEN MAKE THEIR VOTES FELT
New Things in wheel Occasions for the
Season Is0S-Iuhstc Your wheel Ac-
cording 60 Your weIght-A
Chapter on Gcms.

What is being done by the Richmond
League Of Wheclmcn?"
on Monday February 7th tho new bud
get FOR iS9S will come Up before the
Common Council and the whoelmon
should have some representative man on
tho ground TO sec II something can be
done for tho long suffering riders and
when The allotment for streets is made
and before Sc is devidod up into the word
amounts. there should be set aside to
be spent under the advise Of the City
Engineer sum, say $500 for general
repairs whore ever most needed, this
would bc about $40 FOR each ward and
less than 30 cents 10 each cycle rider in
Richmond. Other cities tho size Of Rich
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
Farmer-EyanS.

HOUSTON, A, Feb. 5.-Speciai.-On
Wednesday last at the home of Mr.. John
Farmer, in Houston. the marriage of Mr..
IT. b Farmer and Miss NJ Blanche
Evans was solemnized. Or. II. b. Mel
vim gave the bride away and Mr.. Robert
Holt acted as best man. Little Marga-
rite French held the ring on a pretty
cushion, and Master Herbert Farmer was
her escort.
The scene was very attractive and tho
friends declared it to be a beautiful
wedding. Rev. J. G.. Shackelford off,
ciated. After the ceremony the bridal
couple netered their carriage and ac-
companied by friends, drove 10 the
groom's home. six miles from Houston,
where they will reside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
Personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizen. and other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizen. and other Matters.
Mr. r. l.. Smith Is sick at his residence.
Thirty-first and Main streets.
Mr. Joseph Camoli. OF Church Hill. has
returned. after an absence Of three years.
Mr.. John o. Grady. who has been III
for the past four weeks Is improving
Mr.. ]. II. Chataigne is confined to his
home with grip.
Colonel Harry Hodges Of Norfolk com
mandant of the Fourth Virginia hesi-
ment, is I'm the city.
Mrs Charles w. Ranlet, OF Holyoke,
Mass. Is visiting Mrs. Thomas Potts 100
east Grace street.
Miss Adelaide V. Haynes OF Church
Hill. IS visiting her cousin Mrs. ). y
Parker. at Meadow View, Henrico county.
Colonel Faw. editor OF the Bristol
Times. and Mr.. George .. Greene eu''or
of the Roanoke World, are in the city
Miss Hope Alice Morgan, Of Peters
burg. is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. VI.
Branch, No. g. east Cary street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Grabowski. Of $40
west Grace street, have moved TO 900
east Grace stueet, the home OF MI d.
H. Berry.
Mr. =. p. Layne. who has been very
sick with aDpendicitis FOR about -FOUR
weeks. his many friends will be glad TO
learn, IS much improved.
Miss Emma G. Parks. daughter Of Hon.
r. 5. Parks, delegate from PAGE ana zap
pahannock counties, Is the guest OF MIS-
A. L. Stratford, 6l9 east Main street.
A bull. who was running wild. fell Fri
day morning in front OF Grace Epls-
copal church and was impaled on the
picket fence. His injuries were sufficient
10 tame him down considerably, and after
he was gotten Off he went Oh his way
peaceably.
Mr.. Thomas Wesley and Sol. Harrison
have been appointed a committee by the
Round Boy Social Club to go TO Mexico
in the interest Of the club. They VIII
leave March lst, and be gone six months
and will visit all OF the principal cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
NEWPORT NEWS GAS FORKS.
The Inauguration of the Plant Celebrated
with an En- ertainment.


with an En- ertainment.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Feb. 5.-Spe-
cial.-The mains OF the Newport News
Gas Works were charged with gas yes
terday evening for the first time The
officers gave an entertainment az the office
of the company last night to the officials
of the city, and a number of prominent
gentlemen. Among the Richmond people
present were Mr.. W. j. Payne, president
OF the company; Nice-President T.. a.
Catlin, and General Counsel Samuel Reg
listers. Others present were Mayor w. A.
Post, Of this city; Mayor J. Barron Hope.
OF Hampton; Colonel G. VI. BraXton, and
DR.. c. Perkins of Newport News.
The Council Committee on Finance last
night recommended the issuance of $4,000
in thirty-year ID per cent bonds, 10 be
used for city sewerage, a new jail, and
central school building. They Will be
issued In denominations of $500 each, and
made redeemable in twenty years.
Last night a fire just outside the cor
porate limits. I'm East End. destroyed
several out-houses and their contents.
The loss is probably $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06

ROANOKE. VA. Feb. 5-special-E.
terday and drew $40 from the First Ma
tionai Bank for the purpose OF going TO
Hagerstown TO meet his family. During
the evening he was approached oy sam
Whitaker and j. w hyr''e' VINO pro-
Keller did not play. but was piloted
through several saloons. where the three
usually drank together. IL was not Ions
awakening found that $3.50 OF his money
was gone.
lie made complaint 10 the police and
Whitaker and Myrtls were arrested to-
day. About half the money was recover
ef
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
sLossoy.sCHarFER CONTEST.

They Try the New Eiehteen-inch Balkiine
Came schaefcr Wins.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Nearly every
billiard enthusiast OF note in this city
and vicinity was at Madison-Square con-
cert hall tonight 10 witness the contest
between George Slosson, the champion
billiard player, and Jake Shaefer, Of Chi
cago. who met there TO decide who was
the better player at the newiy-formea
game OF eieh,een-inch balk-llne billiards
The intrlcacies OF the wide baix-.iis
game were never made more apparent
than in to-nights game. Each man was
on his mettle. but the slowness OF the
scoring in the game made 1t evident that
the eighteen-inch balk-line. with It's con-
ditions OF one shot In space, Is one cal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
A SAFE ROBBED.
Tho Thief Caught with Marked Bill--A
Coed Ice Harvest.

PETERSBURG. VA, Feb. 5.-special-
The safe of Mr. Alex. Thompson, u
plumber on Bollingbrook street, was rob
bed to-day during the temporary absence
Of the bookkeeper Of SIS. \ young man
named Benjamin Leis, who has been in
Mr. Thompson's employment for a few
days. was subsequently, arrested on theI
charge of being the thief ON his person.
was found SAL a ten-dollar bill. which
was found on Lees person was identified
by a mark on it as the property OF Mr..
Thompson. Leis came to Petersburg from
Richmond. lie claims Macon. Ca, as his
home.
A fire occurred this afternoon in the
insurance Office OF Messrs. Jones g Stew
ems on Sycamore street, but no damage
was done.
The Circuit Court OF Petersburg. Judge
Il. A. Hancock, was In session for
short time this morning. . :.
Mr. Ezekiel Myers, is quite sick al his,
home in this city.
A good deal OF ice has been harvested
in the neigh0oring counties during thu
recent cold snap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
Lecture on Japan,

An illustrated lecture will be delivered
Tuesday night next in the lecture-room
of the First English Lutheran church by
Mr. YeatarO Ohano, native of Japan
and graduate Of Cumberland University
Tennessee. The lecture viii be free. An
offering will be taken up.
The lecture viii De OF special interest 90
ali members of the Lutheran church. be-
cause the principal foreign mission which
Is supported by the United Synod of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church is located
at Saga, Japan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
aysoy rs IyDEPENDEyr.
Says He Is Young and No Panper; Can
Earn Ills Living and Isn't out of Base ball

CHICAGO, Feb 81 refuse to accept
anything in the shape OF gift. The pub
lie owes me nothing. l am not old, and
Resides that am by no means out or
baseball" Such is the declaration made
by former Captain Manager Adrian {.
Arson to-day.
10 A q SnaIding. and was read at the
meeting at the Chicago Athletic Associa-
tion 10 establish an Arson testimonial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
The Mason Murder Trial

ABINGDON. VA. Feb. Especial. -Tes-
timony in tho Mason murder trial was
closed to-day by the examination OF few
physicians in sur-rebuttal.
The afternoon was consumed in argu-
ment on instructions.
Argument will begin Monday after the
decision OF the Court on Instructions.
There were no new developments to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06

The German-American Choral Associa-
ton will give a grand masked ball on
next Thursday. February 10Th. at Saen-
ger Halle 10 begin at $50 clock sharp.
Those who wish TO participate In dancing
must be masked The committee has fin
ished all preparations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
REV. Mr.. SWEENEY HERE
SAYS HE CAME As PASTOR UPON
CERTAIN CONDITIONS.
II Matters Prove Mutually Satisfactory He
VIII Remain In Charge OF the
seventh-street Church.

Rev Il. T. Sweeney arrived I'm the ethyl
last night at o'clock from Bunalo, n. T.,
where he has been holding series or
special meetings. and Is the guest OF Or.
George A. Taber, at No. los west Grace
street. Mr.. Sweeney has had great sue
cess in the meetings in Buffalo. and many
united themselves with the Church there
as result Of his preaching
Several OF the prominent members or
the Seventh Street Christian church, to
which Mr. Sweeney was recently called
as pastor called upon him last night at
DIR. Taber's residence. and spent an hour
with him in an Informal way. The well
known preacher IS In fine health and
spirits. and looked none the worse for
his long journey. Mrs. Sweeney was not
with him: but she. Is expected here in
about ten days.
WILL PREACH TO-DAY.
Mr.. Sweeney will iii the pulpit OF thel
Seventh Street church to-day and to-
night at the usual hours. He will doubt
less be greeted by large audiences, as he
IS an eloquent and interesting speaker
and has preached in Richmond TO large,
and appreciative audiences upon several
occasions before.
On tomorrow or Tuesday he will go 10
Augusta. Ga. 10 hold a series Of special
meetings. after which he Will return.
TO Richmond and take charge OF the.
church here.
ONLY TEMPORARY.
Mr. Sweeney has not accepted the call
TO the Seventh street church here per-
manently as yet. In a conversation
last night he said: II came TO HIGH
mond with the understanding that the
arrangement was to be temporary. and
that J was 10 supply the pulpit and pas
tOratc here for TWO or three months af-
ter which If matters were mutually salts
factory, / would remain as the regular
pastor. l expect 10 go 10 Augusta. Ca.
the early part Of the.week to hold special
meetings. after which / shall return to-
Richmond and take charge Of the PASTOR
ate here cOnditionally After | have been
here awhile ] can tell better whether /
shall become the permanent pastor Of the
church. / hope that will be the result OF
my coming. Mrs. Sweeney will join me
here in a week So"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
Fire ia Caroline

MILFORD. VA. February 5.-Speciai.-
The stables and barn OF Mr. C. +. Sugg.
together with a lot Of feed and farm Inn
plements, were destroyed by fire about
IL o'clock this morning. His horses cows
and vehicles were saved. Origin of the
fire IS unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
DIR. Burke Appointed.

PETERSBURG, VA. Feb. 5-Special.--
Major-Generai J. w. Nordnaus. Com
mander-in-Chief OF the Uniform Rann
Catholic nights OF America. whose head
quarters are az vincennes. Ind. has APP
pointed on his stan as Surgeon-General
Or. Joseph NJ Burke. OF this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
Residence Burned

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Feb. s.
Special.-Mr. NJ. +. Maury's residence.
four miles south OF Charlottesville, was
burned to-day. Most OF the furniture
was saved. The fire originated from a
defective fue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06

Gears for the coming season on inc
racing path will be greatly increased
American racing men are following the
example Of the foreigners. who use much
larger gears than have ever been urea
I'm this country. The ease with when
Gougoltz the Frenchman sprinted with
a g6 gear, surprised the men he defeated
a Madison Square Garden. a majority
Of the Americans used an SO gear ana
yet they could not compete against Gou-
goltz. who paced all the way and Won
His long spirits fooled the Americans
and his ability 10 win after these long
spirits mysiiied them stu more
Gears for regular use this season on
gentlemen's wheels will be about A-9,
"A %, or q and 10 for those who do not
care for fast riding while the Splinter
on the road will use 22-s-77 TO 2i-S-A.
with the latest Improvements, a gear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06
CAUGHT IN MA CHIyERK.
Death Was Instantaneous--Thi rty-One
Car Loads OF Leaf

Car Loads OF Leaf.
WINSTON, n. c.. Feb. Especial
Eli willard. twenty-three years old, while
at work in q pin factory in Allegheny
county to-day, was caught in piece of
machinery and instantly killed. His skull
was fractured, back broken and one foot
torn off. He was unmarried.
Rev. j. +. George, rector OF ST. Pauls
Episcopal church here. has under con-
sheraton a call from st. Stephens par
ish at Goldsboro.
Thirty-one car loads OF leaf tobacco
were shipped from Danville to-day to
Duke Sons & Co., at Durham.