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The San Francisco call., 1899-05-15
DENIES THAT HE is DEAD.

TOLEDO special tug sent to Middle Bass Island
Cleveland reached mites before o'clock Cleve
When informed
his death he was much provoked
turned around walked the cubhC USE
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-15

Special Cable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted, 1899. by James Cor
don Bennett
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
WILL PLd y BALE.


A red hot number on the dia-
mond is booked for the Virginia
park tomorrow afternoo on, when
teams composed Of the city off
cials OF Virginia and Eveleth will
cross willows and compete for
attendant honors.
In both aggregations will be
found men who do not know a
base ball FROM . hedge fence, as
we'll as some who have in bygone
days been ardent admirers Of the
National game and have even
Edlsting guished themsel on the
diamond.
With Fay ii the box for the
locals it is not expected to give
the visitors q hit, but the visit
ing aggregation promise some
surprises and the game will have
its interesting incidents
It is und erstood that Judge
Nelson, Of the nlun iicipal court 81
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
HILL'd hEW ORE D0CK.

The Great Northern Railway
company has begun prelimina.
RES for the construction of its
new ore dock on Allouez bay. A
force OF men are atswork survey.
ing for the location of the dock,
and taking soundings of The wa
ter where it will be built. APP
p1ication has been made to the
War department for figures and
information in regard to the dock
line of the bay. AS soon as this
is received the dock will be laid
out in detail and dredging will
commence. :s.*.:~ 49,. -: = !.
The dock will be built lust
east Of the companys present
dock and it will be one of the
largest. if not the largest, ore
docks in the world. It is claimed
that it will be 1000 feet long, con
tain 800 pockets and have a capa
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
GOT IfIM AND 1IISSED IfIar


The reception rendered Deputy
Game Warden Kinney last week
By the citizens and olice Of BIZ
wabik when he attemp ted to az.
rest ]. g. Buckle ley manager a
Sands 8 Astley's circus, was ol
an unusuall y warm order. George
located his man in a saloon and
Estraig htWay pro oceeded to per
form his duty. Buck kleY resisted
arrest, however, and after an IN IN
successful appeal 70 the chief Of
police for assistance g, Mr.. Kinney
was forced to take his man at the
point of q revol olver. Buckley
was then turned over Is the chief
of police for safe keeping until
train time when he was TO be de-
livered to Mr., Kinney who would
bring him to Tower. Train time
arrived but Buck ckley or the chief
either failed to put id an appear
ance. - Tower Journal.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
) VIRGINIA Fifteen Hundred
; dETSTHE Strangers for
: PICNIC. August I9lh.

" ord was received here on
" ednesday that the D. & I. r..
employees had formally decided
upon Virginia AS the place Of
l.olding the annual picnic outing
this year. ..ss: ....-.~.:1 81
The places Heretofore known.
as possible points were Tower,
Bly, and Virginia, and it was
Go4btless through the favorable
report made by Messis. Raper
and Pratt, committee, who were
here Friday evening lastsloeking
over Virginia, that the decision
SO pleasing to Virginians was
reached :2. z.Ss: ... s:.. I
The work Of preparing for the
reception Of our visitors is al
ready being attended to, a fin.
ance committee com posed Of
Mayor Palmer. A ldermen OCon-
nor and Chittenden and Judge
Prince being appointed at a
meeting held w ednesday even
Ing, as also a committee on pre-
paration Of grounds composed Of
Aid. Smith and Street Commits
sioner Sullivan.
tits the intention to make an
artificial park for the accommo-
dation Of the visitors on the cor
ner Of the Oliver pro operty ,oppo-
site the Hotel Virginia, and 10
also secure the hotel for dancing.
This location will bring the Wis.
itors to the edge Of the city and
Ialso bring them in close touch
with the bicycle and ball park
and other places for sporting
Ievents.
Virginia will properly vel come
her guests and extends a cordial
invitation to range residents to
oe with us on that-day.
i : = u
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
ntKADo cIE4HEs o. v1rrr.

Il - : z
The Mikado, on the Gogebia.
OF which property Capt. John
Lawson, formerly superintend-
ent at the Auburn. recently as:
Sumed charge, has been cleared
OF water and the work of clean
ing out the mine aud repairing
the shaft preparatory to active
mining is now in progress. The
Mikado, has never as yet made
a heavy shipping record, though
9 large body of Gre has beeI
proven on the property.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04

LOT Escanaba. have either moi
lequaled their shipments of LIS,
year at this date or are far be-
hind. The railroads and mines
can lay down the.ore at the docks
and the whole question at pres.
lent is 70 get boats to carry ii
away.
It is not known what the next
80 or go days will bring about in
the lake freight situation, but it
is said that shippers regard it
with some apprehension Dol.
lar ore has come and wheat ship
)ments for September Lave been
made at 81 cents, which is better
Than dollar ore. The exceeding
1ly high rates for the transporta-
ftion Of iron ore in the fall Of '95
are said to have been respon.
sible for the construction of the
400 foot. boats and for the opera
1tion Of fleets BY the consumers Of
! iron ore. It was said then that
dollar ore was matter Of histo.
|ry. + appears thatin spite OF
1.-THE extraordinary ectivity ID the
lake shipyards and the turning
out of ships Of heavy tonnage,
the demand for vessel tonnage is
greater than the supply.
A gentleman we'll posted on
iron ore consumption ant1 the
probable demands for the ensu
ing year, says that is inevitable
that ore will be shipped by rail
from northern Michigan and
Minnesota during the coming
winter He says there is certain
to be a great shortage aud the
ore will have tosbe had to enable
the furnacemen to I'LL their or
ldefs. *
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04

city Of over 70. 600 tons Of ore i
day. giving q total capacity dur
ing the season Of several Million
tons. The structure will prob
ably be built of Washington fr
and not OF steel as has been
Claimed. T is expected to COM
p'ete this dock By next spring.
50 that it may be ready a. the
opening OF navigation Inland
Ocean.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
SEw EdY.4I HOsPIrAI. !.

The foundation for the elegant
new hospital at Fayal nears coiiil1l- con-
pletlon, and the building when
completed will make an appre-
clable addition to the appearance
OF the location. The new build :
ing is to be 45xeo, two story and
basement. The basement is I'd
contain the culinary department;
ETC., the first floor the Office and
operating rooms, and the second
story, sleeping aud sitting rooms.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
B'adge Florence, Dober, Dunn,
ISheri idan Columbia. Bristol, la
mont, Llncoln, Great Western,
Crystal Falls. Mansfield and
ssS14sz5

mont, Lincoln, Great Western,
Crystal Falls. Mansfield and
Hanc cocls.
Iron has advanced 100 per cent
IN price since January. Not since
1879 have prices stood as high.
The advance lis based on a de-
mIand SO; strong that orders are
being booked now for delivery
seven and eight .m months hence.
In the Pittsburg district, where
more than 50 per cent Of the iron
and steel made IN the Uni1ed
States is turned out. every mill
is being operated to the fullest
capacity, and shut downs for
summer repairs will be very.
short. Good judges Of the iron
situation say the demand will.
|continne strong al this year and
possibly all. l.of next year,
A visit to the Sparta on Tues
day found things running very
smoothly at that property. The
shipments from the mine thus
far for the season aggregate
about go, 600 tons, but Supt. Nun
ger expects to materially in.
crease this record during the
balance Of the season. One Vul-
can is used in loading, and about
125 men are employed by !. the
mine management. A slarger
number are employed by Con :
tractor Runquist, who has 4
stripping contract at the proper
ty and is making good headway.
From the west side the stripping
IS being done by hand, while on
the east side a Vulcan shovel has
been started,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
ST LOUIS FRIDAY AUGUST A. 1899

~ lis city and Judg ge Field, of Ey-
|eleth. will act as nm mpires. and
from their decisi ion there will be
no appeal.
A small Id dmisslon Tee will be
charged TO go TO the wiuners for
the purpose Of buying the sup
per and supply Ing attendant fes.
.tiyities. 81
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
! It1sr T11tyA,R. 4 M ,rynl7 !; ,, mn # q

SHEs5s# 1U5 11Ud1B Bs1AN11ssE1NgfER.s8
Peter ohnsoll an employee 81
the Moon g Kerr Lumber compa.
ny, in the lath mill, had the mis-
fortune to get his right hand
caught BY the saw earl We'd.
Inesday morning &, losing his
thumb and index finger
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
GIt.iND RIsOPENINtI. j

There was a grand eopening
OF the gaming rooms in the city
Saturday, but in future the city
will reap a piece of s money!
from the sport,the gamblers go-
ing before Judge Nelson Tues
day and pay ing q fine OF $50 ard
costs, or S24 It is underst God
this amount makes them im~
munes for thirty q ays
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04

President James ]. Hill. of the
Eastern Minnesota, after care
fully investigating tie labor s,tus
alton Of the northwest, says that
the country tributary to Duluth
and Minneapolis can fur
nish work for 100000 men. at
wages ranging from .25 to 81 d
day. This statement of Mr.:
Hills will give some idea of the
proportions Of the present labor
famine retarding The develop
ment Of the Northwest.
Bob lngerso,l has doubtless
found out by this time whether
it was he or Moses who made
the most mistakes.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
.JUDaMEsr5 IN IN YIRG1NId. 4 t,.1sE. rs.

JUDGMENT IN YIRGINLd G,4SE.
Judg dgment for $142. 40 against
the Virginia Furniture Company
was recorded by Andrew HaW~
kinson The jn5 5gment declares,
however that the plaintiff shall
have no lien on the properly
mentioned, because Neil McIn-
mis- holds g prior ortgage lien,
Tribune.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
|RUPrjUhED 4 elt,t,I,. Y.ss ~ 81: 8

s55S RUPTUkED 4 BLdOD YEssEL.
The body Of Oh Olson, 81 Mt.
Iron, was broug ght. here satprday
g and an inquest held BY Deputy
Coroner 2 Prince. I he post NOR.
tenn was cond duc ed by Drs. hates,
Eby and Cults, who found the
origin Of the cause Of death Il
have been The bur sting Of . blood
vessel. 5s
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
5 tTE11uHERS, Exa4MfNAsTlONss

TfsAUHERs, ,ExAMfNaTIONs.
eachers examin nations will
be held in Duluth IT lls schoo,
August 7tl add sth. This IS the
Ifrst examination given undsr
the. new Law.
b WHEELER,
S erintend len
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
NET THE DENa6D.

The management of the Nor
rie and East Norrie. on the Go:
gebic. have acquiesced to the de-
mands Of the men, and on Tues2
day granted a raise in the wage
scale approximating 10 per cent.
Labor troubles would inevitably
resulted had the demand been
longer ignored or refused.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
ore sa1pADvrs sHoV BIG rsosras,

been started, e. s..
ORE sHIPMDNEs SHOP BIG INCREASE
Iron ore authorities claim the
Lake Superior region is between
200, 600 and 800, 900 tons ahead Of
last years ore shipments on the
cores ponding date, says the
News Tribune August 1 finds
the ore shipments from the head
Of the lakes 638, 294 gross tons
ahead Of the same date last year.
Ashland is about $50, 600 tons
behind the shipments from that
port to August last year. Mar
quette is about even with this.
date last season and Escanaba is
q 9 little ahead Of last year. Du-
slulh, SDperi0r and Two Harbers.
make a substantial gain possible
for the Lake Superior region.
The shipments from this end Of
Lake Superior to August / this
year aggregate 3:406.173 gross
tons as compared with 9, ,767, ,879
gross tons on the same date last
year. ...-
While the gain at Duluth and
vicinity has been larger than at
any other point, the shipments
would be much heavier if vessel
tonnage were more plentiful. The
Duluth, Missabe & Northern, the
Duluth & Iron Range and the
Eastern Minnesota roads could
and would ship from 20 to IS per
cent more ore every week and
every month if additional vessel
tonnage could be had. Even as
it's the increase in shipments of
iron ore is distributed among the
three roads that tap the iron re-.
gions Of Northern Minnesota.
The Duluth & Iron Range has
shipped 329, 936 tons more orc to
date than last year to August /.
/ EerAa = - SO =.
TheDuluth, Missabe & Northern
shows an increase Of 1875, 1853 tons
and the Eastern M M..nnesota shows
an increase Of 113, 900 tons.
With the shipping season al
most half over for this year a
reasonably fair estimate Of the
amount Of ore that will be sent
forward may be had. The aggre.
gate OF shipments for last year
from Duluth Two Harbors and
Superior was s, ,144, 1858 tons. The
first half Of the season this year
shows an aggregate increase Of
638, 294 tons, Which would mean
surprising the same increase is
shown for the latter half that the
increase from the head Of the
lakes for the season will be fully
4 276,o 900 tons, making an aggre.
gate for the season Of something
over. z Al, 600 tons. Owing to-
the great demand for iron ore it.
is expected that the latter half
Of the season will show a bigger.
increase than the first half, SO il
IS regarded as altogether proba
Bile the seasons figures will ex-
|ceed I, SOC, 600 tons,
Had vessel tonnage been more
plentiful there is no doubt that
the shipments this season would
run beyond the !, SOC. 600 mark.
Fifteen million tons is what the.
iron ore interests have aimed at
for the ntire Lake Superior Re
gion The head Of the Jake ports.
have under the circumstances
done their share 10 bring the.
shipments up 70 as high q figure
as possible Hut the other ship
ping points, with The q exceptiou;
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04

~ :,
WHEkLY Currellt Topics 8
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i iron World,
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1 American steal s yp;,,.a,. ,.r,o IN Z !
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ternsts.
nh ,,ra - ]. 49,, f,,, & ! 5.
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rh;s Is : j "a q k1,a 3, noo !. I, 3. ].
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s wy 1lsoulY n1ne' oapt,
only one yea. and ! half 100
there Is alrea,lv more than 8
miles of tunn cling This of
course Includes Al drifts and
! !, cross-.,,t Is sentine,
rba Z, -, s, / , s. So,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
E.ECURSION TO HIRDlyG.

The excursion epidemic has
spread to Hibblng, and that pros.
porous range town is making ell.
aborate preparations for the en-
tertainment Of many Duluth yis-
itors two weeks from next Sun
day. + Waldo Murphy, presi
dent Of tie village Of Hibbing
was il town last evening and ex-
tended a personal invitation to
Mayor Truelsons and through
the mayor to the people of Du.
J. luth generally. to be guests. Of
Hibbing during the excursion.
The Missabe road has decided on
a$2 round trip rate. IeraId.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-26
DR., ANDERS0N'S TRIAL.
VIII Attempt 10 Impeach Evidence of
Mir. aud Mrs. Watson.

CHATHAM. Va, oct. PSI ecil.-The
,ri4 OF Dr. j. g.. Anderson, for attempt
TO murder Mlss.o Watson. was resumed
this morning m the County Court After
rc-cXamininc several Witnesses thc COM
monwCalth rested It's case.
The first witness called by tho defense
was Mrs. white Watson, mother of the
girl. the object of which WAS to lay "a
foundation TO impeach her evidence Mr..
Watson will also Doe imDedCncd. The
other witnesses called during the day were
young men who had been intimate with
Miss Watson or knew of those VINO had.
Only one question was propounded TO
most of them. and they We're not allowed
to be answered, as Che court ruled that
ON this charge such evidence was nadmis-
sihlc.
This ruling will. NO doubt. shorten the
duration Of The case. and perhaps tO-mor-
row or Friday the evidence viii have been
completed.
ON the motion 90 rulo out tho ovidoroo
of the Young men referred t1 above there
was heated discussion which lasted two
hours. Perhaps a dozen witnesses were
called
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-26
ELEGANT COUNTRY WEDDING.
Miss Annie Laurie Jones Becomes the
Bride OF Andrew ". BOwering.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, oct. 81
EpecIal-Annic Laurie Jones. daughter of
Sir and Airs. A. b. Jones. of Spotsylyania
county became tho bride OF Mr. Andrew
D. Bowering Commissioner OF the Reeve
nue.. NJ This city. az 7.aU o'clock tonight.
The ceremony (. * place 40 the historic
salem church. in this county. about four
miles from the city and the interior of the
edifce Was trtCfu'y decorated with
golden rod. evergreeus and potted plants.
BeN W. j. Decker. ~ Orange. ohiciated
and Prof W. T.. Armand. of Richmond. at
thc organ. played ertisucAly Lohenerin's
Bridal March and Memberships Wedding
March
The ushcre were Mossre. A ~ Hamnion
Jones. Herschel 81. Jones' L1,d A. Jones
.eonard ID. Jones. 400 brothers of the
bride Frederick g.. Hayes. OF Washing
ton and George a. Walker of this citv
The bride wore handsome TRAVELLING
suit of gray cloth, hat and gloves TO
match
Mt and Mrs BoWcrinc came 20 this cttv
and lefi on the O'Clock train for a North
en- tour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-26
CAMERON NEWMAN.
An Elegant But Quiet Wedding at
niitnn.

ORANGE VA, oct - Special-M.ss
Mary Randolph Newman and Mr.. Barton
uaXal Cameron were married al Hilton.
The home OF the bride. at $50 O'Clock this
afternoon. Rev. Charles Mayo Of The
Episcopal church az Hyattsvillc. Nd. Off
cisted.
The bride was gowncd in white organ
die en- train, With vcil of old family lace.
clasped with lilies of me valley and
Brides roses. Her maid oi honor Was her
sister Miss Frances Newman. who wore
white and carried American Beauty
roses Mr. Alex Cameron. Jr- brother
OF the groom acted as best man. The
ceremony took place before am improvised
altar in tho large bay window Of The
u4rIor which was beautifully decorated
I'm white and green and lighted with The
Glow of candles arustcally arranged on
the mdntel
shortly after tho ceremony Mr. and Mrs
cameron were driven t0 Somerset, whore
thcv took the southern train for "a north
.rn tour ON their return they viii re-
eise with Mrs Barton ~. Wise Floyd
avenue. Richmond.
~ account of the sickness of Mr. New
man The brides father. the marriage was
a ouiet one. and there were no cards
issued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-26
The Nil'ers in BurkeviIIc.

BURKEVlLLE va, oct. ESPECIAL
Polk Miller and his brother. Tony. who
have been hunting IA this section. gave
the young ladies' OF southslde Female
Institute a surprise concert and dialect
reading last night In the Institute chapel.
number OF Burkevlle citizens d.scov-
cred what was on the taDis ana were in
attendance.
An hour Of great laughter and enjoy
ment was INDUCED in, and the delighted
pupils voted POLK and Tony TO be
jolly sood fellows.
After the close OF Mr. Mlllcr's pro-
gr9mme the Institute or,hcsira rendered
number Of selections ia testimony Of
their appreciation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-26
TAX QUESTION N
NORTH CAROLINA
Heavy Loss in Burning of Livery
Stable.
A FASHIONABLE MARRIAGE,
MIR. Henry Miller Wcds Miss Elizabeth
Taylor A Brick Niaduct FOR
Steam Pipes i our Hundred
Moonshinc Cases.

RALEIGH ~ c.. Oct Special
State Treasurer Worth rules that a mer-
chant engaged ga the selling OF groceries
and includes tobacco in his sales in any
shape should pay an the taxes levied
under section 81 ON tobacco and cigars.
and shall also pay under section % the
tax on DIS capital used. less The amount
Of capital used in conducting the bus.-
ness taxed under section ~
The portion Of capital employed under
section q is not liable to tax under sec-
tion o. This appeal came mp on an ape
peal from the sheriff OF New Hanover
county for instruction.
HEAVY Loss.
Tn the burning Of SIR. Stronachs sta-
bIes. noted yesterday seven horses and
a colt wagons. harness and feed were
an destroyed. Loss fully $3.50. with one
~ 500 insurance on the buildings
The marriage this afternoon of Mr.
Henry w. Miller and Miss Elizabeth Tay-
lor was the social feature of the week.
ar. Miller has for years hcan the private
clerk ana secretary 90 Col &. T. An-
drews. of the South IN Railway. Miss
Taylor ifs the niece of Dr. a. f. llaWkns.
OF this city
lands0mer and more numerous pre-
SCENTS were never seen her. before at q
wedding The bridal party left here fro
the afternoon ON the private car of COL
Andrews for % trip % the FAR West.
TO JOIN BUILDINGS
4 brick viaduct is being built in which
o. encase the steam pipes that run from
the furnaces in the Supreme Court 20
the Capitol The Capitol and Supreme
Court buildings are heated by the same
furnaces and the steam is carried across
the street and half way across Capitol
Square The pipes have heretofore been
iu modern easement. The cost of the
change Will Doe about $1,000
There are n the Eastern District 400
cases against moonshiners ON The court
docket But few are ON the Western
docket Judge pWnen of tho United
States Court says that Illicit d.st,l.eties
are on The increase.
Thc case OF Gauis ~ Nilco. of Dur
ham. s to be- argued n Tine Supreme
Court tomorrow. Ihe suit is for 100000
for defamation of character The suit
grows out of the famous Clark-ki.gO cone
tr1v.rsv some months ago.
The Masons here have decided to build
temple for their order TO cost $4,000
The odd Follows are also preparing q
beautiful building for their lolgo-rlOms.
REFUSED TO OBEY ORDERS
The Scotland Neck Rifemen refused
to obey orders and go into camp last
summer. $50 to-day the Adiutaut-Gcueral
issued orders 90 disband the company
The Aft. Airy company. whose captain
last summer was arrested and lodged
in jail 80 may Boz remembered. was also
di-bandod and Dts property turned over
90 the Blue Ridge Guards. another COM
pauy formed in Mt. Airy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-26
UNAUTHORIZED QUARANTINE.
Magistrate, aud Constables on Iria
for Enforcing IL.

BRISTOL. TENN. Ort special
The quarantine of Washington county,
VA. against the city of Bristol ON account
Of smallpox. resulted to-day in the arrest
of Magistrates Cunningham and RrecNn-
ridge and Constable Robert Miller on q
charge of assault upOa and illegal deten-
uon OF Joseph Clayman. OF Bristol
Miller was ,ried before Mayor Gauithler,
u,ho ened him S2j. The magistrates Will
be tried tomorrow
The evidence adduced indicated that The
,taranfine was established withsut due
authority. and that certain parties were
nrobablv taking advantage OF 10 TO collect
Toes NJ persons travelling through the
county. ,,,
same parties BY Clayman