Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-01-15
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NJ. Jules Cambon. .Fthe newly appointed
ambassador of France 20 che United states.
arrived az New York on the French Line
steamship la Gnscogne
Comptroller OF the Currencv Davros has
notified the creditors % the Chestnut street
National Bank. ofPhiladelphia. that unless
they ali assent 20 tho Stngerlv LIQUIDATION
plan re'eiver viii be appointed.
Frank Kirby. OF Camden. y. J. and a
Christian Scientist healer OF Philndelpbia'
were indicted on account OF the death of
hiroy's child. The child died Of diphtheria
without medical attendance.
In the Camden CN. ID Criminal Court
MS McCusker. charged with killing her
husband. gave her story Of the tragedy.
The presiding Judge announced that t6e
woman could not he convicted OF murder
In the first degree.
Sixty weavers and twenty-five cArders nj
the Queen City Cotton Mills at Burlington.
VI, struck because OF reductions IN their
wages OF from 81 TO per cent.
The report OF the experts 20 the Council
IN the accounts OF former CITY Treasurer
hAuck, OF Terre Haute Ind Tho commit
tee and hts hondsfnen held a .onfereDc,
and agreed 10 give him one month in which
PLANTATION.
There went into effect AZ the mills Of the
Grosvenordale Company. manufacturers az
cotton AZ Grosvenordale and North Gros-
Venordale, Conn. "a cut in wages affeetfnr-
ABOUT htteen hundred out OF eighteen hun
dred hands. just how great a cut A. in
know. -
William J. Bryan delivered the PRINCIPAL
orntion at the Jackson DRv BANQUET IN Chi
cage senator Stewart. OF Nevada. was ono
OF the other speakers.
Dr. o. w; Braymer. OF Camden, y. J.,
died OF blood poisoning contracted ia per-
forming a surgical operation.
George Manshanda. who Is in iail Ar
Elizabeth. detained "a a witness against
hoseu, charged with assaultin0 Mary Davis
and suspected OF numbering James 4.
ftts, wealthy farmer. near Summit. y
J., on the night OF September Q. has made
confession.
DWIGHT l.. Moody began in Carnegie
dai New York City. a series Of religious
meetings 20 mark the advent OF the new
hty. The hall was thronced both IN the
afternoon and ar night.
kieh lodges of copper and gold have
oeen discovered on several islands along
he southeastern cost OF Alaska.
The Business Mems Democratic Assoeia-
aon OF New York celebrated JacksOn's Day
Tith dinner at the Hotel Savoy. Grover
ieVeiand, Richard Croker Adlai +. Steven
oh ana Alton b. Parker sent letters re-
Sretting their enforced absence. Senator
'antor Perry Belmont. James b. Eustis
md others made addresses
EN-Governor HOgg. OF Texas denies a
eport that he Is To run for Vice President
IN the ticket with Bryan In 1900. and saws
nat ne faVors Governor Robert Taylor OF
tennessee, for second place.
Clark Braden. acting night clerk IN the
lnlee OF the American Express Company.
New York City. decamped and s55s2 In
'ash and $1,000 In bonds consigned TO the
company are also missing
Charles Dayton. OF New York. was found
lead under railway trestle in East st.
-outs, Ill. He is supposed TO have taken
'art In train robbery the night before.
md been KILLED jumping OF a car to es-
'ape.
"Jock" Darling. the famous pioneer
iunter and guide, died few days AGO at
lowell, Me.
Kid" Murphy. a Chicago gambler. was
titled and two other notorious characters
we're wounded fatally in n shooting ARRAY.
The steamer Corona has sailed for Alaska
rom Tacoma, Wash. with 225 passengers.
TWO army men from the Fort Presidio bar
:aeks are on board. They will reconnoitre
he Skaguay trail In order 10 help advance
;he Government relief expedition.
Edward VI. Hunt was killed in a duel in
Shicago by W. Ray Smith, who shot him
iown after an encounter.
The old type foundry OF A. ID. Farmer 4
Son in New York City was damaged bv ira
% the extent OF S50.00o. fully covered by
Insurance.
Mrs. julie Leard was murdered by an In
iian In presence OF her children. near
Maud, Oklahoma, and her body dragged
uayer.