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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-07

NJ. Ellis, Tacoma; A. n. Warner, Ev~r.
EFT: G. B. Carlet. Victoria: c. II. dA0ner.
SlyerdaIs; John. Kiidali. New wnatcom:
Cooper and family. Olympia: A. n baker.
Starbuck. Wash. James A. Clark. Port
land: Gus Hochssadtsr. chicaxo. Joseph
cisco: Alexander Cohn San Francisco; w.
l. Carpenter. Minneapolis: Mrs 8. r. West.
San Francisco, Lee Mckenzie. TacemA: A.
Shelton: Or. Dayton Parker and md w VIZ De.
troll. Mich. II. Brown. Detroit. Mich:
Mrs. George Barrett. San Francisco: Jamas
8: Reed. Portland: Frank schusstsr, San
gele~; Edward Newbeefn. wenaichees
Wash: Richard Wolfe. Kansas; John n.
Wolfe Port Orchard: G. Moss. Tacoma,
2. Jenkins. City Isaac casheart and wife.
Thomas MCGUIRE. C1sy: Mr.. and Mrs: G. II.
man's aea srea M ~ w gs:: + fol ssc;
Green. wooiiey: G. 2. Knidt. PORTLAND:
George c. Drucke-, san Francisco: Miss
smith, Chicago. g. K.idall. New Whascom:
q, p. Kelthly. Everett: ). II. Taylor. Ever
EFT: Miss Elma Bueham. Everett: Mim
Mabel Hucham. Everett
The DutIer.
A. l. Rroadhent II. q s. Grant. g. n.
Pies. City,. William weimsr. Ffankfyn:
Frank r. Higgins, M.w Hiida Higgins.
Mfssoaiia, Mont; W, v. Rice, Salt lake
CITY; p. y. Erwin, Mnrkexon. J. v. scha~-
Irechner. 81 Paul: r. r. Flynn, Spokane:
Mira r. w. Reynolds. port Townsend:
John A. vanardler. Monroe: r. w. Moor.
Monmouth. IT,. Frank Towpr Rcchss.er.
y. T.; Ajax Marcus. Harry WhstA EAgsn,
H.: ]. ]. MeSamara. 6an Francisco. Mr..
and Mrs John c,Shman. Boston: A. o.
Kelly. Everett
The Rasniss-CsanA.
Portland. w. G. Gushing. Minneapolis:
&. l.. Maynard, Chehaiis; A. q. PARROT.
r. DoIsossf. l.. q. Williams. r. s. VIII
isasns. Portland: r. r. 6arretson ST.
Paul; C.. Hohpraaachcr, Portland. 6. y.
McFall. Marysxiiis: q C. Rowan. south
I'sliiadeiphia; J. Joseph. aan Francisco:
NJ I. Karfen Chicago. w. II. Nichols.
afasnasLa BIuff. g. W. Dustra, Portland;
L. f. NARROW. CITY
re Dvunsvvsek.
Mrs. Mssny. Astoria: L. Dow, Astoria:
j " Crstfth. City; II. Raean. CITY. II. r.
Taii chicago: 3 L. willard. Omaha: r.
T. Ballard. Kansas city Q. T. Clark, Nil
CITY. I. T. Pratt, CITY.
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WE teilevs IN keeping the money Of the
word III nsOtsars like thu e-tsocd In .
healthy being. In order 70 do both you
mast drink Jesse ADors IA" whisky. the
best on earsh.
DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. women's dis
cases - Hinetlev.
nIRTH.
sA-..~-~~~.-z~~--As-~~@z~~.s
REussFs~fn Seattle. March g. fssa, TO n.
ara Mrs John kshoe. fankhser.
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Composition.

We are TOW prepares. 70 DO conposs.soa
fn- sh~ trade tAry szeaEwe5 In N3npaysal
Asasen- kzsysef aa2 a~.rg PEnsf- s@Sss~
fnsAssSgoocoes Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-07

WE believe sn keeping the money Of the
word In nsOxsugs like shs slfe- tsocd In Q
healthy bling In order - do both you
mast drink J-a>a MDors IA whisky. the
best on earth.
DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. women's dis
cases - Hlnctlev.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-07

NOTICE:-TO WHOM 1T MAY con-
germ: The following being Council Bili
NO VI, entitled IAN Ordinance author
King Winthrop smith. Alert stone and
andrew F.. BurIei2b their successors
or assigns. to construct, operate and
maintain street railroad in the City ~
Seattle" Is published In compliance with
the provisions OF Section ID OF Article
". Of the City Charter OF the City Of
WILL II. PARRY.
city Comptroller and ex-Ofticio City
Jerk OF the City Of Seattle.
March .. 1Ssa.
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Mrs. Mssny. Assofta I. Dow, As'oria;
Tsali chicago. 8 l. willard, Omaha; n.
T. ballard. Kansas city Q. r. Clark, Nil.
tank: u u. Sackman. sidney: n. ii. Pratt,
CITY. T. I. Pratt, CRY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
TROUBLE FEARED.
PROFESSIONAL WHEELMEN,
The J.. \. w. Admits Them 20 Repre-
sentation in the National Assembly

PROVIDENCE, r. J., Feb 10.-To con-
tinue the control OF bicycle racing, both
professional and amateur. 10 exclude Che
former from membership. but % allow
them a representation at the National
Assembly. and. according to president
Keenan,, a representative on the racing
hoard. were the main results OF the io'3
National Assembly OF the League or
American Wheelmen, which finished us
work in this city this evening. Inc rae
ma question was. of course, the ali-iln-
uortant question before The assem- 3Iy, iul
50 Thoroughly had the ground b,cn gene
over in the past. and 50 We! Was t!le
situation understood that there vas
scarcely any debate on the que- .I1h' ai.r
he proposition 20 divorce the 4easue IRON
racing was overwhelmingly defeated,
The assembly was strongly Opposed to
tho ADMISSION of professionals "4.ll4A .ii-
LEAGUE ranks. yet that class OF racing
men received for the first time que re-
-ornitl0u from the League. The can loi
REPRESENTATION for which there was TAX
ation being answered by giving thein
q membership i'm the assemb y. In cor
rriue orr this sentiment President kee-
nan stated that professionals Would hl9o
have "A representative on the racing
board. So that taking every hing INTO
consideration the day was decidedly lh
favor OF the racing nrofe~sO laL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
AROUND THE BOARD.
Elegant Dinings by Chrisiianso"rS
Citizens.

CRAFTSMANSHIP. VA, Feb n'--sps-
cial.-Despite the intense cold IhurS""'
the day was one OF feasting BY great
manv persons here ia town. AIR. Alien
l. iS-,ess. one OF the ieadins y"une
lawyers OF this bar ana present 49,
master. entertained numDei 80
friends to Il wagnihceht "ti'i'. -,
handsome residence III ''e
OF town. u.r.
Those invited guests present Ness
Messrs. NJ. C.. PeltOn, &. 81 turner,
a. Farley. j. ". Walters, a. - "
Geo W. Wilson. ". +. laiia"'; ,i.s.
Ialiant, J. c. Hairless, l. I''' ~
Geo. y Fitzwatcr and X. /. hVoP -.
Allen /. Hairless was assisted ~ we 49,.
by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Johh - ~,
less. II was unanimously asie,p ~ -,
wSO were present that ~ Was Wv 49,
lavish spread they mad seen ivl ni,-s'a
"A long day. and while II Was a Dcaytllu4
sight TO behold, IL was even more $500
ant to the appetites Of those ohaHp'o"
eaters ,.,,... 49,.
On the same day Dr.. r. T. Elicit en-
tertained the Montgomery touh, ~ ~
ers' Club 10 a most eXcellenl oihHtl -
his beautiful residence on Main sh-''
owing 10 the bitter cold tnefc Wa ~
fun attendance, as the meHnv'' -, a. 49,
the country were mostly apsens. 70
present We're Mcssrs. j. 5. Chndtess. -
n. Mosby. }. * Robinson. W. "a nn'' -
lee. W. NJ. Pierce w. J.. Ileice' W ~
Turner r.. T. smith @. W. Fagg. an"
W. b. Palmer Messrs. c. \. Johnson,
4. Dunklee and Guy y. Elicit Were
present as invited guests of DR. and Mts'
Elicit Capt W. j Shelhurue the pre-l.
dent and w j. Hall the secretary, VINO
live in the country. were absent, 'oNsr-
quently no business was transacted by
the club
Mr.. W. b. Palmer Will entertain thc
club az lts next meeting March the ~
at his home az Childress Boo the souin'
western pare of the county, when tne
business which should have been trans
acted no the meeting Thursday VIII De
The long looked FOR tax decision has
~ last been rendered bY tHe Suprein'
Court OF Appeals in me case or Iaitan1
VS.. the supervisors oi Mo.iSohsif
County. and as was nc general onll'H
the decree of the Circuit Court was y
frmed. Mr. Talant and the merchants
generally are iuhiianf while tn' super
visOrs are declaring That the n'Nt l.eelH-
laturo will knock the wind ont oi mo
merchants sails hy passing law io
meet this case.
Rev J. ". Daucherty. OF Richmond.
Va. is nov holding series or moftingl
in tho courthouse here and in spite -
the very Indictment weather large crowds
arc h0ckiug there 100 hear him boih
night and d7v
Quite "a number of drummors who 70
side in town are fiod rn here now IN
account OF the bad roads and severe
weather
County Surveyor w 7 Hau Is quito
ili with pneumonia af lIa home near
Chidres9 I'm mo southwestern end of m.
county, and much anxiety IS felt anoit
him
THURSDAY was rho fre' day IN MANY
years that the nail from Snowvile
failed 10 reach .own huf ms the roads
are in such den'0rah'e condition and
the cold SO Intense. nO surprise Rs foir.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Feb lo.-SiiNty-
eighth DAY Crescent city Jockey CluD $
winter meeting. Weather cloudy; track
FAST Banquo 4. was the oniy winning
faVOrltc.
FIRST race-sellng-Sev tUlongs-
Everest "A 10 ID first. Uhlers Is 20 8 ana
3 70 % second. Rushneld a TO u third.
Time. 1891.
second race-six and one-half furiongs
Merry Day % TO ID first. Satlnwooo q
20 ! and TO ID second. Colonel Eads do
10 y third. Time, 1923.
Third race-seling-one and one-eighth
rnilo-BanQuO J. Gl 20 l6l hrst Wood
Ranger as 70 and 10 ID second. The
Plutocrat co 10 d third. Time. .5A
Fourth race-haudicap-one mile-De-
bride az 10 ID first. J. u G. IS 20 and
3 70 s. second. Lady callahan 90 70 j.
third Time l42
Fifth race-sclllng-on mile-Seaport
90 70 ID FIRST. Lucky Monday 70 20 ! and
: 20 100 seco2d Elsie Bramblc q % u
third. Time l.H
sixth race-seliing-six 1prlongs-Miss
Ross Is 20 ID first. Banrica ~ to 1 and 9
20 ID second. Applejack "a 20 81 third.
Time, I.1f IT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
FUEL SCARCE IN B0YOT0N.
Only Seven Paupers and the Same
Number OF Prisoners.

BOYDTON, VA, Feb. l0.-Special.-The
exceedingly cold weather and bad roads
Is having a most distressing effect upon
the poor OF this place in the matter Of
securing fuel. The roads are cut %
pieces and frozen, X is therefore very
trying on a horse or oxen TO pass over
them, even with an empty vehicle and
as the citizens generally here use wood
the subject OF fuel Is getting 20 Oe A Sc
rious one and should this spell hold On
many days necessarily much suffering
will be experienced i'm this community.
BY "A somewhat singular cOinciient
there are the same number OF prisoners
In Jail that there are paupers m the
county poor house. The number Is
seven. That Is an unusually small num-
Der OF paupers IN the poor house for
Mecklenburg county which is n large
one with a population OF twenty-siX
thousand.
The stockholders Of the Bank Of Meek
ienburg held their annual meeting in
their banking house in this place yes
terday. They elected Mr.. c. ]. Faux
Her as president 10 succeed Mr.. Geo B.
Finch who has been its president since
It's organization I'm 1872 and 10 whose
splendid management much OF the sue
cess OF the institution is due Mr.. Finch
was forced 10 give up an active business
life owing 10 III health Mr. Faulkner
Is a wholly successor OF Mr.. Finch, being
a lawyer Of ability and long experience
with this bank and a man OF the highest
Christian character and integrity.
Mr.. Geo. Il. Hannah. of Charlotte coun-
~. Va. Is visiting the family OF Colonel
VIM Townes at Cuscowiller. this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
NEWS Of CITY COURTS.
Church Trustees Permitted to Encum-
her Their Property.

In the Circuit Court an order was issued
allowing the trustees of the First English
Lutheran church, Messrs. Jno. Romer ID.
Schwartz r.. vs.. Dunkcl, j. y. snyder.
j. T. Cooper ard r. T. Davis, to encum-
Der. by deed of trust the church build
& and lot % the corner OF Grace and
Seventh street. for the purpose Of Sc
curing the payment Of A5sl TO j.. +.
Cooper. by note for that amount az one
year at the Shenandoah Valley National
Bank at Winchester
Mr. r. ". Dunkel was appointed trus-
tee for the church I'm place Of John Lozer,
deceased.
Abraham !. Weinbers qualified 70 prac-
tice in the Circuit Court
Mrs Caroline q. Wise, in the Chancery
Court. qualified as eXecutriX of the es-
tate of the late Barton ii. Wise. The
estate IS valued az $4,000.
Major White colored CHARGED with
fel0uiOusly cutting Claiborne Smith. also
colored was acquitted in the Hastings
Court
A motion for judgment was filed in tie
Law and Equity Court 10y y W. Bo"e
SIS Findav H. McLennan, for SO.
This court VIII adjourn for the term 10,
dav and on Monday the next term VIII
heein when the docket Will be called and
cases set All lawyers who have cases
pending are expected 10 be present.
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some Good Ones.

The author Of Pages from Private
Diary" gives some whimsical advertise
ments. as. for instance. Respectable
girls. about eighteen wanted for bot
ding And from a booksellers cata-
loglle: "Clergymen.-A me COLLECTION
If two hundred clergymen. consisting OF
Protestant ministers Roman Catholics,
WESLEYAN Methodists. Uniiarians. ana
Presbyterians nice clean lot-hve shl-
lingsh Another story is OF temper
ance meeting. where lady speaker,
husband used always before his even
ing service 10 eat an egg beaten up
with brandy. which made him bilious.
bit since he had left of this drunken
habit he had also left of his bilious az
stsnd Tor no roared out. " 'Twere the
egg. marin what made he bilious You
tell your master TO take = brandy vi out
fan1 %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
REEDS LITTLE JOKE.
Better Hasten ifthc Filipinos are TO BE
Civilized. lie Says.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-speaker Reed
was talking with religiousiy INCLINED
member of the House today regarding
the Fillpinos. The member suggested
that missionaries were tnc greatest Of
"Well" replied the Speaker. with his
Iuiuitable drawl. 'I guess Do you are go-
ing 10 send any missionaries % ciViiize
the Finpinos YOU had better hurry up.
Last week there We're 4V0 more Fill
pinos travelling about than there are
now. and 81 General Otis keeps up his
present work at the end of six weeks
there won't be many natives for the mis-
sinoaries to ciyiIze '-Philadclphia Re
cord.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
The Governors" Pleased the Audience
at the Academy Last Night.

Not for "a long time has there been
such a splendid company Of farceurs at
the Academy as tne Ward and uses
troup proved themselves 90 be last night
Merrlncmt was rampant for nearly
three hours. and not in many weeks mas
an audience so thoroughly enjoyed ihem-
selves.
me stars were in no wise selfish. for
they allowed the other members OF their
company many opportunities 90 help the
fun along and the DAILY SIPS, john :
PAGE. John Keefe and Charles W. founs
took every opportunity they could TO
Keep the audience satisfied with then'-
selves and every one else.
Lucy DAILY and johnny Page are a
whole show in themselves ana so are
Margaret DAILY and John keeie ana
unto one couple Acls through inelr et-
forfs 10 amuse. the other comes ON, and
they are followed by Ward ami Nokcs,
and I'm between times the other members
OF the company including bcYy OF
quite pretty girls. join in. and the whole
entertainment from beginning TO the end
Besides thosr mentioned there is a
0uarfetfe of sWcct-NOicto singers. ana
as "a new member OF the company. ana a
very strong feature. Miss Cher.dah
Sir9ue0n singer of fine ability. ana n
pianist with her own method. Who was
repeatedly called upon in The last act
I'm "a word "phe Governors proved mat
there was still something m farce COM
odv. and what there was In il bad been
m0nopolizcd hy Ward and Nokes and
their excellent company.
Mr. Ward was presented wien hand
some bouquet and his wife Lucy Daly,
was remembered by her frlerds with a
large evergreen horseshoe about I've feet
IN height arranged by The we'I-inoWn
florists Mann a. Brown. Mr. Ward was
called upon for e. speech but he grace
fully declined ana thanked the audience
for their appreciation ot the efforts OF
himself and company.
A matinee viii be given this afternoon
and tho engagement closes with to-
NIGHTS performance.
The next attraction at the Academy is
Hoyts "a MIX White FLAG" on Tues
day afternoon and niCht. "A MIX White
rln~" g far move elaborate production
IN several respects than anything Hoyt
has attempted. and IS thought by many
TO be the cleverest thing he has written
ana it has been one Of the most success
full. No one can deny that "a MIX
White Flag Is an ingenious and meri-
torious satire. and most OF the situations
are certainly very laughable. even II they
are grotesque in the extreme. The COM
pany includes Mary Marble, John W.
Dunno anu a large cast and chorus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11

Moriz Rosentthal Is giving tho most
unboundcd proofs OF his colossal attain
rneuts as a piano player wherever he ap-
pears. This man. whose personality fair
IL glows. fairly exhales power, is living
embodiment OF what man can accomplish
IN the way Of subiugating the impossi-
Bile lie does things on bis instrument
which simply cannot be done II need a
paradox TO express the situation as it Is
borne in upon the average PERCEPTION
AT the same time no one must consider
that Rosenthal Is merely an astounding
techniclan. for there SIS nothing he does
that is not stamped with the evidence
OF deep thought and high musical intel
liccnce.
Rosenthal viii be here on Saturday.
February 18th. which viii positively be his
only visit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11

seemed 10 do her much good until she
commenced the use Of DR.. Greenc's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy. That gave
prompt relief and she improved in health
considerably. ] have also used this remedy
and have always found II very excellent
tonic. II is certainly we'll adapted to my
case, and has done ne so much good that
! do not hesitate to recommend it to my
friends"
People have the most unbounded faith
in DR.. Grcene's Nervura because it is the
prescription OF the famous physician Dr..
Greene. IS West I4th ST., New York City,
and from the fact that he can be con
suited without charge at any time in
regard 10 any case, either by calling or
writing TO him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
NOW IS THE TIME.
Prepare for Spring by Taking
A Spring Remedy.
The Best Spring Remedy Is DR..
Greenc's Neryura.
The Most Wonderful Restorative For
Body, Blood and Nerves.

Mr.. lanes Hazclton, No. Is North
Main ST., Concord. y. H.. saws: Il
have had considerable experience with
d.. Grcene's Norvura blood and nerve
remedy. having used II in my family
for several years. About FIVE years ago
nv wife had a bad fall. which resulted in
n severe nervous shock 10 the system She
became poorly in health, aui nothing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11

HARRISONBURG PA, Feb. 1o-An-
other ballot for United States senator
was taken to-day without selection.
Senator QUAY IS still i3 votes short OF
the number necessary TO elect.
SALT LAKE. UTAH. Feb. lo-The
Joint Assembly took three senatorial bal
lots to-day and adjourned until to-mor-
row. There WAS no election
SACRAMENTO. CAL, Feb. l0.-No
chanro n the senatorial ballot to-day
DOVER. DEL. Feb. lo-The forty-ninth
and Gnioth ballots for United states sem
ator taken by tho Legislature a. noon
to-day. showed no change.
LINCOLN. NEB. Fen. lo-Prospects
NJ the ending Of tho eenator'a' deadlock
improved to-day. when conference Of
Republican members of the legislature
a committee Of nine was appointed TO
draft rules for a. caucus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
4 soldier Fined.

WASHINGTON Feb. l0.-Priyate keHy
BROWN. Company T.. Third Alabama Vol
untoer Infantry has been tried end
found guilty of violation Of the Ist ar
idle of war. 10y general court martial
convened az the camp of the Third Ala
hama Volunteer Infantry AZ AunisCn,
Ala. and sentenced to forfeit 10 tne
Tinted states ten dollars 81 month OF his
pay for five months.
The court is lonicnt I'm view of the fact
shown iu the evidence that the accused
was "suDicctcd to great provocatfou by
the undcnilcd and ili-jndeed action Of
his superior officer Lieut. Chamiiss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
Army Bin Complete.

WASHINGTON, Feb 1o.-Thc army APP
rropriatiou bin was completed to-day 10y
the House Committee ON Military Ahairs.
and bv dint OF pretty severe cutting or
enormous items 10 was brought down 10
S70O3l311 It b. framed on ihe la-is Oh
,r anna. Of about 100000 men. ald cCn-
Terminates the enactment tf the ilull Dill
for the Increase OF the army r the re-
tentiou NJ volunteers and regulars up TO
that number.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11

Al the meeting OF The Epworth League
Union OF Richmond and Manchester NJ
s.. James church Thursday night the
foll1wlnE officers were elected:
PRESIDENT Frank l.. Wc.s. first
vice president. j. Frank Tiller. second
vice president. J. II. Busby. third vice
president. Mrs. G.. NJ Smithdeal; secre-
tary. Asa Johnson: assistant secretary
Or w. d. Wills; treasurer stafford
noffu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
Pacific Gable Needed.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1O.-The President
to-day sent a message 10 Congress point
ing out the imperative necessity OF a
Pacific cable connecting this country with
the Philippine. Hawaiian and Guam
Islands. Such communication he says,
should be established so as 10 be wholly
under the control OF the United States,
whether in time OF peace or war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11

MADRID. February lo.-The Supreme
Military Court. which has under consia-
GRAFTON the loss Of The Spanish squadron
at Santiago dr. cuba ON July ad last las
decided % prosecute iu connection WIN
the disaster Admiral CcrNeia ana COM
n,andant Emilio DAz de Moreu. former
Oap.4in Of the destroyed cruiser Cristo-
bal COLON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
TWO SOLDIERS
AT LOGGERHEADS.
Lieutenant Scott of Fourth Kentucky
and Colonel COisOn,
CHARGES AGAINST THE COLONEL
Lieutenant Scott Charges Him with
Being an Embczzicr, and a Con
gressienal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Trouble is Anticipated.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Feb lo-A
special from Admission. Ala, 10 the Age-
Herald says: a big row is on between
Colonel David G. Colson and Lieutenant
Ed scott. Of the Fourth Kentucky,
which is 10 be mustered out here. when
and how it started cannot be ascertained'
but il has been on for some time. and
has been growing until 10 has reached
serious proportions. Lieutenant Scott has
inquired in two court-martials, and was
also re-examined recently as TO his ability
efficiency and fitness to hold office by "A
board, which recommended bis dismiss
sal. He went TO Washington. however
and had this finding oyer-ruled. Leu
tenant scott ascribes his trouble 10 COL
ouel Coson
CHARGES FILED.
Lieutenant Scott on YESTERDAY MED
charges against Colonel Cois0n with the
military authorities here and sent copies
10 Colonel Coison and the War Depart
meut alleging that Colonel C0lson em-
bozzled government funds melted the
men to riot and disorder against the
people OF Admission when they wcr mus
tered out. and failed 20 stop an oreie of
non-commlssioned Officers Of the rcgi-
ment in camp. In which firearms were
freely used. when he was present These
charges have caused a great deal OF feel
ing. especially among the friends Of The
two men.
TROUBLE FEARED.
Colonel Colson is out ia a two-column
card against Scott Scott viii have
card in the morning papers charging
Colonel Cols0u with being q congress
sional noucuuty and with maiiciousiy
classifying.
Bo1n men are known to be fearless and
serious trouble Is anticipated.
Colonel C0lson Is q congressman from
the Eleventh Kentucky District and
Scott is a prominent young attorney Of
Lexington and nephew OF Governor
Bradley.
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"Et Tu. Brute 80

4 naughty boy one day evaded pun
ishmcnt by creeping under the bed,
where his mother could not reach him.
shortly after his father came. and when
told OF the state Of affairs, crawled on
hts hands and knees IN search OF his
son and heir. when, 10 hts astonishment.
he was asked rs she after YOU too
fnthar7. Trained Motherhood.
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DEATHS.

HARRIS Died. al his residence. 25n y
street, Friday, February 10, about s:4j
A. NJ. WM. NJ. HARRIS. 10 the SIND
wear 81 his age.
fic leaves wife' one child, four
ii, ...ors and ono sister 10 mourn their
sad loss. Interment az Frederick's
Hau. Louisa county, Saturday. Feb
18th, 1880.