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Evening journal., 1899-06-19
BIG nrpEmNG IN RosroN

The annual meeting Of the l.. A. w.
VIII be held In Boston next August spe-
clal rates, single fare for the round
trip, viii be given on an roads entering
Boston. One bicycle for each passenger
viii also be carried free OF charge. Sew
eral l.. A. ". members from this city
VIII attend.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
PRoPERrY rRANsrERs.

The transfer Of the following properties
was recorded at the city registry bureau
this morning: From the Perpetual Saw
ings and Loan Association to James T.
Leech, property No. sos East Eleventh
street; from John r. Dolan to George A.
Mclaughlin, property No. 1905 West Sec
Ond street.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
PROPOSALS.

SEALED bids will be received at the
office of the clerk of the peace OF New
Castle county. Delaware, at the Court
House. Wilmington. until the close OF
business, on Friday, June the 3Jth, for a
new bridge over the Brandywine creek,
Plans and specifications can be seen az
the drug store of John j. Gaiiasher' NO
400 Market street.
The committee reserve the right TO re-
iect any and an bids, and to waive any
JOHN J. MEALEY,
HENRY NJ. WfIITE.
JOHN J. GALLAGHER,
Committee.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
IN HONOR on THE DEAD.

Memorial services were held in Gem
tral Presbyterian Church yesterday in
memory Of e. X. Crawford and e. T.
Taylor, both charter members of the
church. Addresses were made by sew
eral Of the members, and the ,favorite
hymns of the deceased were sung.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
wurtury RppoRT

Secretary Wigglesworth, Of the Board
Of Health, has issued the following re-
port for the week ending at noon satur-
day: Number OF deaths reported. II;
births, 10; marriages, 25. For a corre-
spending period Of last year; Deaths. IS;
births. Is; marriages, >.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
FIRED BY A MATCH.

Harry Wagner. a bartender employed
by Harry schnepf No. 222 King street.
lighted match this morning to look into
a closet and the contents caught fire. A
sun alarm was sent into the Washington
Fire Company and the chemical respond
ed, distinguishing the blaze. Loss 5000.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
CAR AND HORSE COLLIDE.

Car No. ?, OF the Front street line, ran
into horse attached to one Of the Dia-
mond Ice Company's wagons at Fourth
and Poplar streets Saturday morning.
The animal was struck in the side and so
badly injured that 1t had to be unhitched
from the wagon and removed to the
atal1le.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
COLLISION IN rHIE BAY.

While the British steamship Vedra.
from London. was proceeding up the
Delaware bay she collided with a barge
laden with stone in tow Of the tug Gay
nor. Two plates on the starboard side Of
the Vedra forward Of the bridge were
cracked, causing the vessel to leak
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
MnNnY az IuDGMENT.

An order for $4,000 was drawn in the
United States Court saturday afternoon
in favor Of Woodward Baldwin & Co.,
Of Baltimore. to be paid out Of the 100000
realized from the sale OF the Arlington
mills property by Receiver George S. Ca
pelle. The total amount Of the judgment
was 5000
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
AN EARIlY HAIRVHsT.

Some farmers near Wilmington are
cutting their wheat to-day. Others are
cutting their green oats TO feed to
stock. the pastlrage being so short as
to necessitate IT,
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
nwo BIG PICNICs.

On next Saturday the Sunday school
of st. Andrews P. E Church. will pic
Mic ait Shellpot Park. The Church Of
the Saviour, of Philadelphia, win also
picnic there on that day and bring from
500 to 200 children to the park.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
DII1D TODAY.

William Megowen, a brickmaker, aged
% years died this morning at his resi-
dencc No. 1920 Forrest street, Of con-
sumption. Interment will be made In
Wilmington and Brandywlne Cemetery
on Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
HoFrEcKER ANp HIGGINs.

Congressman John H. HoffeolSer. OF
Smyrna, was In Wilmington to-day. An
incident Of his visit was a conference
with ex-senator Anthony Higgins at
his cffice on Market street near Ninth.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
PRAYERS nor PRISONERS.

Members Of the Epworth League Of
Grace NJ. e. Church, and OF the Chris
tlan Endeavor Of St. Pauls NJ. L.
Church held religious services at the po-
lice station yesterday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
Mr.. DYRNE's COMNTssION.

William Michaa Byrne to-day received
his commission as United States district
attorney for Delaware. Mr. Byne Will
not take the oath Of office until July I, in
order TO allow Mr.. Vundegrlft to com
plete any business now pending IN the
court
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
R1rRIEn Ar cHRIsTTANA.

John Megginson, 50 years old, Of Chris
tlana, was buried dn the Presbyterian
Cemetery ali that. place this afternoon.
Services were held at the house.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
LAST 1rN.r1r. nAII.

Pennock Pusey win read an interesting
paper on "Reminiscences Of the Corner
of Tenth and Market Streets" at the
meeting OF the Delaware Historical So
ciety this morning. II win be the last
meeting until Fan.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
Go on npworlh EscursIon. rues.. Jane 3
BUsnER rHAN EVER BEFORE.

The jackson and Sharp Company on
Saturday shipped three more PhEadel-
phia and Reading railroad passenger
coaches. A number Of electric cars are
at the shops for shipmc2t next week.
The jackson and Sharp C-mpany is bus
Ter in the car shops at the present time
than Il has ever been before.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
srvrN1nu IANlNTVpRsARY.

Garfield Council Jr. o. U. A. NJ. held
their seventh anniversary ON Saturday.
A large number OF the members attended
and an enjoyable time was spent.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19

J. William Wagner will leave in a
few days for New York city. It is Mr.
Wagner's intention, if he can secure a
suitable place, to go into business in
the metropolis.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
sIrprRrOR lcOrRT sum.

Henry G. swayne, attorney for C. L.
Rathbone & Co, brokers' of Philadel-
phia, has brought suit in the Superior
Court against William B. Clerk. The
amount involved is about $1,000
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
Epwortn 90 woodland. ruos., juno @
nFNovrrD no uospITAT,

John Conrad. of No. 80 Bennett street,
was removed from his home to the Dela-
ware Hospital in the Phoenix ambulance
this morning. Mr.. Conrad Is suffering
with typhoid fever.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
cONNrENCFMENr ExERcIsps

The commencement exercises OF the
Wilmington High School will be held in
tho Opera House on June 2S 1t is prob
able that president T.. d. Warheld. OF
Lafayette College, win deliver the ad-
dress to the graduates, Of whom there
are fifty-seven.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
oPENnNG a succEss.

The opening Of Brandywine Springs as
a Summer resort Saturday was COM
plete success. Large crowds were In at
tendance and although extra trolley cars
were put on and ran every three minutes
they could not accommodate the people.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
10 GrVE AN EXCURSION.

The Warren Athletic Club will give an
excursion to Washington Park on the
2sth instant on the steamer City Of
Chester.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
PRESTON YEAGBR's FUNERAL.

Preston W. Yeager Of No. 4Os King
street, was buried yesterday afternoon in
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery.
The funeral was largely attended.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
1NnInEsr nn.NInur-

Coroner Vandever will hold an inquest
tonight 10 investigate the case Of Mrs.
Emma +. Eastburn who died Thursday
from taking a dose Of arsenic.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
co,rpIlArC or pTIrr laws

Sunday visitors to Pennsgrove COM
plain Of the blue laws which make it inn
possible to get soft drinks. ice cream
cigars or anything Of THE kind.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
CLrARTNGs FOR THE WEEK.

The clearings in the local banks for the
week ending ait noon Saturday amounted
to sssi. AIS. as against s7i7.sss for the cor
responding week Of last year.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
LOAD OF SCRAP IRON.

The schooner John S. Davis Is al the
Diamond Steel Company's wharf with a
load Of scrap iron. She arrived yester-
day afternoon.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
HOWARD GOuID's YACHT.

The Marine Journal speaks very
highly Of Howard Gould's yacht Nj
agara, which was built by the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company. of this
city.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
IIAs nnANrrrro or-rrns

Register Of wills cr0ssan has granted
letters tesitamentary on the estate OF
Seymour Preston TO Mary s. Preston
and Beryl Preston.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
GODs NO NIEW YORK.

10 on Epworth Excursion. rues.. June 20
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
PERMIT GRANTED.

Building Inspector Cassidy has granted
a permit to ]. D. Winslow to make alter
atlons to the Children's Home, to cost
800.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
Go on Epworth Excursion. Tues, June q
ELEcrED suPREAnE wATcHMAN.

IIIf4IIFlJ oITTTtIlNNTl " III NIlAIN.
Andrew B. Jones. OF this city. has been
reelected supreme watchman by the An
cient Order OF United Worlzmen, now In
session In indianapolis.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
coAr. WOOD AND GRAIN.

H. T. Sergeant. Coal and Wood. office
Seventh and King. Delmarvla phone 5i5
Redeemed oats, Hay and Straw.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
cR.ARs ARE SCARCE.

Grabs are scarce this year. and are
selling for from 81 to IS a barrel
Usually they sell for about s. a bar
rel.
Evening journal., 1899-06-19
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

apworth to woodland, rues.. June 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
DANIEL IN BRUNSWICK.
Discusses state and National Issues,
md EnIOgizes Brynn.

LAWRENCEVILLE. VA. October 90
Special to appointment, SEN
ator Daniel addressed the citizens OF
Brunswick on Saturday. There was
large crowd present Many ladies were
ia attendance. Speaking commenced at
o'clock p. NJ, and Judge w, RI. Mann,
the State senatorial candidate for the dis
trict, was the first speaker. Senator
Daniel was then introduced, and spoke
with his usual eloquence FOL. more than
two hours The Senator's defence OF the
policy OF the Democratic party was mas
terry. lie srrnigned the Republican party
on it's impsra.lstic policy, and said that
the Democratic party had ever stood
guardian over the rights and privileges OF
the people against the dangerous legisla-
ton OF the Republican Lawmakers.
On the money question the Senator
came out strongly for the white metal
he said IL was in keeping with the ster-
nal fitness OF things that we should have
the two metals made into money; that
silver was the money OF small transac-
tons the money OF the people and should
not remain under the ban. \ graceful
alluslon at this point In h. speech TO
Bryan and his policy was most heartily
applauded.
Senator Danial counselled harmony in
the Democratic party and discouraged in
dependence in politics.
Mr. Buford. tho independent candidate
for the SenRte. followed Mr.. Daniel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
THE NEWS IN NORFOLK.
Navy-Yard Matters--Inferview With
MIR. seWalI. as VI


NORFOLK, VA, October 30 -(Spseial)
Isaac Bryant (colored), OF Norfolls, WIS
arrested to-day on the charge OF drawing
a pension from the United States Cow
eminent under the name OF Isaac white
The engagement is ANNOUNCED 81 Mr..
Mitchell Depew nephew OF United STATS
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew, OF a.. ".
York, and Mrs Perry Adams, OF Gorfoi<,
Afrs Adams is the daughter OF Mr.. J. G.
Perry.
The examination OF the boundaries OF:
the Cedar Grove property opposite tha.
naval station, end recently condemned.
by the government for an addition there.
10, was begun here to-day. Rear Admlrat
Endicott, chief of the Bureau OF Yards
and Docks; Chief-Engineer Anderson, OF
the New York navy-yard. and Chief-En-l
gineer Naxson, Of the Boston yard, were
witnesses for the government s.s
Hon. Arthur Sewali, OF Bath, Me-, WIS
I'm Norfolk this morning, en- route for
Washington, on his return from the.
North Carolina coast, where he haspeers
looking after his wrecked schooner the
Carrie A. Lane. In an interYiev, kslr
Sewan declared that the Demonratst of
Maine. and of all the other New Eng
land States, would instruct their dsIe-
gates to the next nationai convention for
Bryan. whom, he Is confident, viii 'be the
next Democrats presidential nominee.
Afr. Sewall declined 20 say whether Or
not be would accept a renouination Tor
SECOND place. lie said that SILVER would
be a leading issue insthe csnipalgrs Int
was non-committal as to just how pgQmi
neut it would be. cog zoe ~ g.s.s.ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
rnrlrrINE COMMISSION MEETS
All the Sessions 10 lie Secret-No
Programme Yet.


WASHINGTON. october 5O.-The Phil
,nr.ne Commission held It's first meeting
to-day. at the quarters selected for it in
,be Arlington Hotel Professor Schur-
man. for whose arrival the other mem
hers have been waiting. reached Wash
irrton this morning. and paid an cary
can at the state Department, after which
o. went TO the commissions rooms,
where Admiral Dewey and Colonel DENLY
were waiting. Professor Worcester was
te last 10 arrive, and the commission
$40 down TO business soon after 1890 1t
s announced before the meeting that
I the sessions would be secret, and
,.ua OF the deliberations would be made
bic until the commission had finished
iabors.
colonel DENLY said that no programme
Dad been arranged. and that il was i'm
POSSIBLE 10 say even what general course
would be followed until after the com
u.ssi0ners had discussed the matter.
The commission reOrganized its clerical
force. and -1Ighly blocked out the form
Of JOS report There is a mass Of material
tl hand and a good part of the
report is already written. Ii was said
after the meeting that 1t was too soon
tu say how long the work in hand would
take. l-t the suggestion was made by
one member that il would be a matter
o. some weeks. but not much longer. The
C1um sion will meet daily and remain in
session from 10 TIL J., leaving the after
na.ns and evenings for individual work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
ARRANGING FOR HOMES.
Committee Making Preparations for
Coming of baptist General Assn.

The Entertainment Committee Of ihe
Baptist General Association held meet
ing at the Second Baptist church last
night.
The attendance of members was not
large but some progress was made on
the work before the body of finding homes
fo- the delegates to the association.
Mr. w. II. Sadler. the chairman, pre-
sided Nine churches OF the city were
represented. Those present reported mat
a number of homes had been secured.
Mr.. Sadler said last night that great
many more will be needed. Or. Charles
VI. Ryland, appointed from the Ministers
Conference yesterday, appeared bSfoIe
the committee. He asked the body 10 pc
thinking of how some social feature,
such as a banquet or supper. might be
arranged during the session OF the asso-
citation. .,,
Another meeting of the committee viii
be held next Monday night. Every mem
Der OF the committee is urged py the
chairman to be present at this time.
The following is the committee from
all the churches 50 far as appointed;
First Church-George Jones, FERGUSON
as" Second Church-W. H. sadler. DR.. J, NJ.
Whitfield, G.. G. jefferson. X. j. WlillhS-
ham, j., and Frank 4. Crump.
9ce-Street-John r. Goddin, Charles
r.. Winston, and Taylor II. Powell. =,
Leigh-Street-A. Il. Caldwell ana T. H.
ve-Avenue-H. r. Pollard, Jr., Il. il.
Farwood. and Clarence Garrett.
Fulton-George NJ. Mask, 4. n. Garper'
and r. l.. Harrison. :,
Venable-Street-E. \. Hopkins ana D. r.
Ca,yary-F. w. Duke. y. c. Nelson, ana
a. pine-street-AI. f. Goode, A. ]. Haynes,
In jirmmanHcl-J. I. Gillian. A. b. Bragg,
II IpuKa
West-View-J. Watson Phillips.
Rondolph Street,. b. Min0r. John j.
N.itchell NJ. r. Pace, and J. +. Putney.
B9rfon Heights-L. w. Ryland.
Rreaddus- Memorial--E. l.. Qnarles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
Richmond. Virginia.

fDdlAiHuoit gun -5yAisj
., Dc announcement OF the launching q
H. 'oipedO-bOat Shubrick az Richmond
tomorrow, has aroused unusual in
49, and great crowd IS expected
's.1'nt Mckinley and his Cabinet VIII
a. nl In this connection elsewhere
'.t sun VIII be found a description Of
r fnlp-Duilding plant, as well as other
lts at Nirgnia's capital, which
6,.' 10 DE rapidly becoming d great in
st,..,l''ai centre. Richmond - admirably
800. ed' having the benefit OF several i'm
:, '.,aHt trunk lines of railway and deep
WIN ne North. East. West. and South.
,esi "ell as with foreign countries. As a
',.',- 'nlal city Richmond has alwaps
1o.,,,,, one OF the most attractive In the
A. 49, p ono now its slcndid water power
fstiisbe, utilized and large Industries es-
y, mere az The prosperity OF lie historic
CITY on The James.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
DEATH OF a VETERAN.
Mr. Mann II. p. Castleman, of Clarke
Comfy.

1 BERRYvILLE. VA.. october So.-(spe-
eial.)-A dispatch was received here yes
terNay announcing the death Of Mr.. Mann
r. T.. Castleman. of this county,. which
occurred at Stanton. 'esly Sunday
morning. His death, which was unexpect-
ed, was caused by apopleay. The de-
ceased YES about. IS. years Of agef and
was q native of Clarks county. Mr.. Cas-
tRman was gallant Confederate SOL
der, and served, with conspicuors brave
ry as the color-bearer OF the Sixth Vir-
ssnia Cavalry Of the Army OF Northern
Virginia. During the last days or ths
Confsderacy he was elected by cor1rstss-
alarms as member Of the Virginia
House OF Delegates from Clarke county
Since the war he had followed fsrn.ns
and milling for a living. He was mem
Der OF the j. f. B. stuart Camp OF Con-
federate Veterans. OF this county and Is
brother Of John r. Castleman, well
known citizen of this county. widow
and two sons and two daughters survive
him. His remains will be brought here.
and will be inferred in Green Hill Gene
terry Tuesday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
. A RI rae nAahI soc laws.
DR.. Hstcher VIGOROUSLY Assadis Law
sS :. of District of Columbia .so@.

ssItc. Wnlapl E. Hatcher. ono ooi 'is
sest h,icwo and most Influential Baptist
.,nin,sr errs IN the ssutns and tn. rseoenized
|. adsr sefs the, Virginia Bapusss. n,ede
a, Vigorous; attack th the nariage Laws
: Of me District. Of columbis at the Gs9cs-
Sweet CHURCH sunday night go
dis svbject. was the Marriage OF Be
becca. % But. in the course OF his ser
mon, he referred m no uncertain lar
,gusge to the axity Of the marriage laws.
in the capital city, " the nation He
stated nhatsits wnsa common thing for
immature youth 70 go 40 Washington ana
there be joined in ungQly wedlock py
Christian ministers. tie said divorces.
were the Iogiaai Sequence where mar
rage was so pghtly regafdeds that per-
sons hardly more than schildren might,
enter upon that state. even against thes
wishes OF their parents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
INCENTIVE FOR GOOD.
The Launching So Operates ou the
Criminal CIasses. ss-.t

Even Justice. Johns congregation. 10
taking inter- st in the launching to-day.
His Honor usually has a great crowd
before him every Monday morning, ouI
Yesterday was an exception. Many, OF
ibe shining population knew tEat az they
came 10 court Yesterday for being drunk
or. for any other breach Of propriety, they
would 20 to jail. They would then mlss
everybody tried TO be GOOD. some IaIlep'
and these are the following: -
John Jones. q colOred man was charged
with beating Ednonia Banks. lie was
John Miller was up for driving his Team
in ,be street recklessly 10 the injury OF
@nother vehicle. The accused was not
nresent and an attachment was issued
for him. Henry Brown a colored man,
Was supposed 10 have SUSPICION IL AIS
cIorhas. He was examined. fumisated 5c-
cnrding to Justice JOINS methods. thelf
he was DISMISSED.
: Henry Christian, a, colored ind;Yioual.
vs. disorderly OF the .streer u cos
u. Jehn Andsrson as simply. soiely, plain,
lyarurk. lie v-.s gsveu tbs adyartase.
OF basgain.9hy and paid 81. inHt'sdt OF
: Wofson Johnson ana Archer Robias'n,
(ooth coiored), were tNsorttsYly. Zach va ..
fined $3.50 and the COSTS zee u. seF
LANES IL. Vauehsn was cnarSea Tuh be-
ing a suspicious chnactst. Tire aesn6S
went over until the Sfh OF November
IT. .. Mccain vas proG'ne nthe streer.
qhe remaining cases were otimpdrtaNtt
Slt~ s5a so = a.Haa sa u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
HuaRIoANE VELOCITY.
Heavy Storm Along the Virginia
Coast.

NORFOLK. VA, October 3t-Cspecial)
A storm prevails off the Virginia and
North Carolina coast tonight. At
o'clock the wind off Cape Henry had at
tainfi. the hurricane velocity OF sixty
miles per hour. and was increasing. A
heavy rain is falling. and conditions
along the coast are generally unfsvor-
able 70 the safety or Shipping. in the
nae,.is district sppr~hsnsioH e felt FOR
sct ,oasrs and small srafs whieh ere now
cue or HatsA~ss. Che seas ere reported
as rrnsiag vssS high. re JtAd IN this
city has not attained sansc4ous velocity.
bur the tides are exceptionally high. All
the coastwise steamers sailing at s o'clock
left port on time. Small craft are hug
glng the harbor. however. and Hampton
Roads Is filling up with schooners seeking
efuge from the storm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
JURY couLDN,T AeREE- 9
In the ceIebrated pItts,irapIis c9'uaa-

~
sty Case. sas 49, =.
CHATHAM, VA. october so.-tSpeciakf
At / O'Clock this afternoon the, 1ilry ia
the case of Dr.. J.sC. Anderson, Indicted
for causing the death of Miss watson.
filed into the courtroom and were asked
blythe. Clerk if they had agreed on a. YER
DICT There was. almost breathless silence.
lending the reply of me ,fcHefaan.
who eprounced that the jury had
seen ,lfrIs.bie 10 agree. When questioned
OF .JnIge Tredwey as to whether or not
there va 5. any likelihood of rhelg. agree
ing. stha fersraab stated there. vas not;
that the 5ruy had undergone no change
OF sentimest siaes Saturday syenhs, aud
wouid probably not agrees If kept to-
gether for sjs months. Tie court here-
.tspon, discharged tlls jury, dr.. Ander-
sons wife sat by his SIDE this morning
while he waited fuc abs. verdict, and his
tAree ibrothers, iacludings captain Ed
ward Anderson, OF the United States
army. and many otIlers re'ssyese and
friends. have been rith RIM II COURT du-
mug thesentire rial. The, case will cone
tnl Tor trial egaih at N vembsr court, and
IN The mean time DE. <Anderson was bail
ed Tor his appearance in the penalty
81 81, co.,. IL is pot believed among the
nfora Intelligent people here that DIR. An-
tlsrson will ever be cOpyicted.9 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
Death of a Railroad Man.

GREENSBORO, n c.. October 30
.ta.1-Captain William r. Smith, OF
l.a-u s.. c.. died this morning at $3.50
O'Clock NJ apoplexy ar the residence Of
DIS .al-u-law. Mr.. L. G. Gales. He was
Dn a visit t0 his daughter when stricken.
nc deceased was for a number Of years
superintendent Of the SeabOard AIRLINE
abroad Ie leaves a wife, three daugh-
leis. and one son. The daughters are Mrs
IT g.. Gales of this city: Mrs. j. Il.
Thomas ol Waynesyille, and Mrs. Frank
A} rs NJ Charleston, S. G. The son, Mr.
William a.. smith lives at Clifton Forge,
Na Tho remains were taken 10 VII
H nslon for interment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
ApneaIed for Communication.

CHARLESTON. w. r.. October &C. 80
ial)-Lud Madison who was con-
voted in The Fayette County Criminal
'01ri. along with Frank Walker last
week of murder in the FRI. degree, to-day
IItNtd 10 The Governor for a commu-
NI0n OF death sentence. Sheriff McVey
tonight with the two condemned men
Nf me penitenuary, where they will be
anged unless the Governor takes part
a.l saves them.
lae sheriff has also with him VIII
lfn. Mat. DOnnaiiy, and Funston Cox.
NE former two 90 up for three years
ana tne latter for life he having COM
A.lled murder.