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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11
WOMAN PAYS THE
DEATH PENALTY.
Mrs. CordeIia Poirier and Her Para
mour Hanged from Same ScafoId
for Murder Of Her Husband.

ST sCHOLAsTIQUE, QUE. March
M.-Mrs. Cordelia Poirier and Samuel
Psrslow were hanged here to-day The
drop fen al sos.
Life was declared extinct I'm eight min
utes. the necks OF both having been
broken.
THE WOMAN CALM.
Mrs Poirier who said farewell to Der
relatives last night was nrIn and col
lected throughout She took pert in the
mass said at O'Clock this morning.
and on the scanOld shook hands win
tie haueman without "A ttemOr OF fear.
The crowd inside the iail ieeied at her,
bat even thea her cOmpOsure did not
desert her and at The suggestion OF the
excclgouer see TUNED ano faced the
jeerers. and stood erect and prayed -
the last
PARsLOW COWARDLY.
Parsiow exhibited much less courage
and was more dead than alive when the
drop fem The condemned were taken 70
the scan0ld separately and were prevent
ed from seeing each other by a screen
placed between them. SIX hundred men
who had remained up an night witness
"a the execution. Outside the jail there
were 2Oo3 more who. with a beam. tried
To batter down the gate OF the 1all-yard
and could only be made 10 desist by the
provincial police firing their reVolvcfs
into the air
The behavior OF the crowd inside was
such that one OF the priests Rev Father
Meioche. had 10 reprove them from the
scaffo.d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11
THOSE IMMUNE " T0UGHS."

The Department VIII Take 80 Action
in Regard 80 Their Hiotous Con'uct
WASHINGTON. March lO.-Despite ru-
mors 10 the contrary, the War Depart
ment has no Intention OF taking official
action In the ease OF the Tenth CoioreG
Imn,unes and other regiments that have
hecn making trouble IN transit through
the South since their discharge.
Ina cOntraycntlOn OF the story that
court OF inquiry was 10 be appointed 10
inauire into the matter. 1t Is pointed out
nv the officials OF the Department that
lie men VINO have been making the
trouble are not longer soldiers OF the
United states Having been mustered
on ,hcy are private citizens IN the fui-
let sense The local police authorities
have power to deal with them whereyH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11

WASHINGTON, March 1O-Senat0r
James h. Jones OF Arkansas. who has
been m for some time. had a setback
to-day During the day he was attacked
win u paroXysm incident 10 the angina
pectoris. which. while not 80 severe as
the former one appeared 20 be more
stubborn in yielding TO treatment The
physicians. however. succeeded I'm reliev-
ing their patient. and tonight he IS re-
unrfel 10 be better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11

AMSTERDAM. March lD-The British
.,'9,,.r St4ft. Cap ain NethcrcI frnm
New Orleans ON February 18Th Tor Ham
burg. went ashore so on ,,n, ,sNj, ~. Nm, one
sro,n the Zuvder nee. The start after
having been llghtened, was noated. and
nrocefded 90 HfmDurH
D~ksSAIr \ r.. March io.-The British
,,.,,,I- toileei.n. GaDiain Owe from
N.w orleans Nnrch 80 for Liver1ool. il
ssh,re ON the Riding Rocks. An under
w,ifers' agent Is leaylng acre " Assist
The distressed vessel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11
j. Fcnnt TiIIman Dead.

NASHVILLE. TENN. March lo-J.
Fount Tiliman. register of the United
States Treasury during 'leveiands sec
ond term. died AZ his home ~ Palmetto,
aged fOrty-thrco.
he was a native Of this State, served
"a term in the Legislature and was at one
time secretary of the National Farmers
Alliance. lie leaves widow and three
children
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11

SAVANNAH. GA, March 1o.-The hos
pital ship Missouri arrived this evening
from Havana with 226 patients for the
new army hospital here. The patients
will bee transferred from the vessel 10
the hospital tomorrow morning. Ihey
will be the first To bee placed in the care
of the surgeon in charge. only thirty-siX
of the patients are "litter cases all the
rest being cOuValescents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11
Now .lectrio Rond for Norfolk.

PHILADELPHIA March lO.-The Ten
mis- Construction Company Of this city
was awarded "a contract to-day for the
construction of an electric street rail-
way from Norfolk 10 Sewcil's Point Tho
contract calls for the building and equip
ment of the power house and the fur
nL-uL-g OF Ihe rnLlInE .innk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11
SUICIDE IN RADf0R0.


Mr. Burt Prince. u Weiikrown Citizen
shoots Himself WI le neran ecd.
RADFORD VA. March io-Special-
Mr.. Burt Prince. known long ana favor
ably throughout this part OF Virginia
shot himself in the forehead at the hons
OF MS sister Mrs. Rife. al o'clock this
MOI ming and died fye minutes later Mr.
Prince was a popular ana efficient busl.
ness man. but continued an health and
business losses unsettled his mind aud he
thus died by his own hand. lie had spent
the night With his sister and had gotten
up early 10 take the train for bis homo
In Bluefeid. when he stepped into tha
bath room and tired the deadly shot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
viii Leave Washington Monday over
th. au.ufic Tna-t Line.

tho sneuiic T"a-t Line.
WASHINGTON. March 1o.-senator
Hanna saw the President to-day and final
srrineemeuts were made Tor the Presi-
dents t.p t1 Th6masviIie. Ga. The party
,.fu leave here at o'clock next Monday
afternoon by way of the Atlantic Coast
Line. and wil consist of the President
and Mrs. Mckinley. Vice-President and
Airs. Hobart. Senator and Mrs. Hanna,
and Assistant Secretary Cortelyou
~ IS probable that the party viii re-
main in Thomasville for coupe or
weeks or longer if the public business VIII
permit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11

LONDON. March 1.-THE Rome corre-
spondenl OF the Daily Chronicle says:
"The Pope continues 90 improve, but
his physicians say DE shows great weak
ness which IS rather alarming 10 his en-
tOurage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11

NEW YORK, March i0.-Thomas r.
Donaldson, the diver. who fractured his
skull in dive into a tank at Madison
Sdi are Garden on Wednesday. died at
the New York Hospital early to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11

ALBANY. y. y. March 1O.-In view OF
the recommendation 90 mercy from the
Jury. Judge Gregory has suspended SEN
teuce on Mrs Cody found guilty on yes
terday OF attempting 10 blackmail the
heirs Of the late jay Gould.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11
Shoes, Coat and Hat Gone and He
Remembered Nothing,
He SAID HE FELL 5000 FEET,
out iu the West End. Two Miles Away,
a Hat with the Same Initials Was
Found Near a Little Pool of
Blood, and Thereby
Hangs the
Mystery.


Thc late man runs across material Tor
..t ....i.. .,.,. NOW and then. but
- o.. t.,,
i"ey nave '' N''o ..,,..
d. was clock yesterday '''i i''''s
when The Times night eail9i 7''- --'
home ON Broad street near Murphy
Hotel re -s,e three police officers steer-
,l. .tr..t "A story" be
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a. .,.I tra man alone towards
go. .t.,f., and ,.-I4lr asked hm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11
HIS CRIME EXPIATED.
Iohn franklin Hanged for Numbering
ff. sf.-ro... f., a. IL. l. I1...tY.I-,

John franklin Hanged for Numbering
fli~ Nlothcr in-i.aw ir Kcatucly
CINCINNATI o.. March l0-A Times
Star special from Glasgow. ny. says Jonn
I.anA4u u.. 4l.-... at ..lv -4. "a. i.r
tne murder of u.a motner-in-law. Airs.
Bowles A great crowd was in the town,
lut only q limited number was admitted
10 the enclosure to- witness the execu-
ton
Franklin professed 90 having expert
cucad r i4on and stepped 10 the scat-
l0ld smiling
ffrwfrrrrs H"n~ed.
SAVANNAH GA, March io-John
Caarlon (c0iored) was hanged here to-day
Tor tho murder OF Meat-lnspector Harry
Mcleod on September sth last Charlton
intended 10 kin another man, but shot
AicLeOd.
MEM YORK. March io-Louis Roe-eI
was executed by hanging to-day In the
Union county JAN. al Elizabeth. y. j..
for the murder oi james G. Pitts. Of sum
nit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11

except that he "fer five thousand feet.
and hit the bottom
And the late man went on home Won
dering why the story turned up after go
ing 70 press that day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11
U,NGEor THERMOMETER.

The thermometer az The Tines ONCE
ranged ~ follows yesterday.
A ~, a. 70 NJ. &. 2. NJ, %, =.
NJ. 80. L NJ, "a, u NJ, @ Average
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11
4 Now Pnsrmn.t.r-

WASHINGTON. March fO.-Tho Presi-
dent to-day appointed Il. q. Fowler post
master dt UniOntOwn, Ala.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11
It Seemed a Cheap Kind of Promo.
ton, But Meant Much to Soldiers
ARMY ROSTERS IN BAD SHAPE.
They Must be Made Over Before the
Cuban Troops Can bc Paid-Cuban
Assembly Sends "a Committee
10 Investigate Gomez Which
HeTurHs DOwn-rO- Nor
rows Session Public.

HAVANA, March lo.-The only obstacle
now in the way Of paying or the cuban
troops is the completion o. the rolls. a
work which IS being FASTENED by lnspcc-
tor RO.On. Tie says that in some cases
the rosters OF the commands must be
created, as the Old rosters are either miss
Ing or too defective 70 be usefu. He
points out that the insurgents often have
no paper pens or ink.
Gomez explains that 600 commissioned
and lOooO non-commissl0ned officers are
relatively large numbers in an army Of
1850 privates but that these officers. In
many cases, received their appointments
because the Cubans have hsd no other
way OF recognizing bravery and stmulat-
Ing enthusiasm.
CHEAP PROMOTION.
"It may SEEM" he says. "A cheap pro-
motion, but II meant a good deal 20 the
Cubans'
General Gomez continues 90 produce an
excellent impression upon the American
military authorities.
The stories printed here and elsewhere.
10 the eject that GoVernor-Genersl
Brooke intends 90 require the Cuban Siil-
itary Assembly t3 discontinue its meet
ings, are ofhc.aliy denied Another secret
session, though 10 is said there WAS no
quorum, was held to-day.
This morning tho committee appointed
yesterday by the Assembly called upon
General Gomez 10 ask sn explanation OF
his conduct and "a definition OF the under
standing reached between him and Gen.
eral Brooke which The committee de-
ciarcd had prevented successful issue
of the Assembly financial project. Gen.
cral Gomez declined 20 comply Hith the
request
ASSEMBLY UNEASY.
whether General Brooke's message DE-
claring that the United states VIII not
recognize any financial obligation enter
ed into by any persons claiming 10 rep
resent the people OF cuba. without the
Presidents authorization. was delivered
10 the Assembly has NOT yet developed
but it appears that the members OF the
Assembly fear that this message viii ne
followed by others 0t more stringent
nature.
The session tomorrow will be public
md the business will be am explanation
OF what has been done I'm secret session
and discussion OF the course of General
Gomez
At o'clock this afternoon the tempera-
ture was IS degrees Fahrenheit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11
WEATHER EORECAST.

Virginia: warmer I'm southeast quarter;
fresh TO brisk sOuthwcsterly winds
North Carolna--Fair. warmer IN ~.
treme eastern portion; fresh to brsk
easterly winds.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-25

Mr.. W. H. Carter, of The Old
Dominion s. S. Co. in New
York, arrived at The Piney
Woods Inn last TIL ursday.
The boys about town are all
glad to see Mr.. Carter bac
once again.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-25
Kentucky Election.

Louisville, Nov. 23.-'rhe local
election commission today refused
to throw out the vote of Louisville
and Jefferson county. which gave
Taylor { Republican, for governor,
1911 plurality, and decided to GER
Iify to the State board all the evil
Gence in the contest.
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Firemen's Entertainment.

F1remenS ENTERTAINMENTS
The firemen furnished us
quite unique entertainment
Thursday evening. and for
dress those in attendance took
"the cake with the excep-
ton of the one Mr.. G. Sewell
captured for being the best
all round high-stepper in the
grand cake-walk. Mr.. and
Mrs. CuIp led in the prone
made, and the mixed display
of rags, patches and pow
erty made it a difficult mat
Ter for the judges to decide
that Miss Annie Junge was
entitled to a very handsome
picture fol being the tack
lest looking" person on the
floor.
Mr.. Hutchinson and daugh-
ter and Messrs. Potter and
Douglass made some good
music for the oC casion; in fact
the music was so good that
the affair ended in a very
pleasant dance for those TAX
ing part.
Proceeds amounted to about
fifteen dollars, to be used
for improving the fire depart
ment.
Mr.. Chas. st. John left for
New York the first of the
week.
Theo. A. Weller, of Middle
town N. Y. and friends, are
expected in town today for a
two weeks hunting trip; this
makes Mr.. Wellers' third win
ter in this section
Mr.. e t. Meeks, connected
with the passenger depart
ment of the 5. AL. stopped
over Sunday at The Piney
Woods Inn. Mr.. Meeks says
that the S. A. L. is booming
Southen Pines in great shape
in the North.
Miss Breneman is personally
rec mmended bv President Nc
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-25

Miss Breneman is personally
rec, mmended by President Nc
Kinley, Miss Francis Willard, Mile.
Rbea, Kate Brown Lee Sherwood,
Lady Aberdeen, and E. ?. Brown,
editor of RAMS Horn.
The morning news., 1899-04-08
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The morning news., 1899-04-08
HORN WON IN SEVEN ROUNDS.
Bailey's Seconds Quit when Their
Man Was Pounded.

The glove contest between Ed Horn,
rubber of the Baltimore ball team, and
Gordon Bailey of Georgia at the theater
last night was a good deal of a fiasco.
Bailey seconds threw up the sponge in
the seventh round and the fight was given
to Horn. The contest was set for twenty
rounds, but Bailey was being so severely
punished that his seconds threw up to
save Knockout. The contest ran too
long as it was, and the spectators were
perfectly satisfied to see it stopped.
There Were. probably 200 people in the
house, and the crowd began to grow i'm
pauent as 10 O'Clock drew near and the
principals did not appear. Two darkies,
VINO knew nothing about boxing, went on
lor several rounds in a preliminary and
served to amuse the crowd for a while.
II was very slow crowd in attendance
ana there was none of the usual incidents
altehdant at first-class glove contest
1here was no money in evidence, and ap-
parently there was not a bet on the
match.
AT gao Horn appeared with his seconds,
Johnny OBrien and Howell of the Balt-
more team Bailey came out a few mo-
mehts later. In his corner were E T.
n. l.
Cnahce' che big tirst-baseman of the Oriole
team was chosen as referee, and Mr..
Brown acted as timekeeper. Everything
was badly managed. For instance the
'Hhekeeper kept time with an ordinary
Watch' instead of a stop. and in the third
round allowed the men to go twelve sec
ohds over thereby giving Bailey some
punishment that the gong should have
saved him ii1
horh showed up a good fifteen pounds
heavier than Bailey who looked a kid he
side his hard-looking opponent Tbe r,on
were instructed about the break and the
gong sounded to begin. The first round
was light work, but it did not take long
10 see that Bailey could not last but a
rev rounds. He knew very little of the
hshting game, and even when he did land
ms blows were Ineffective Horn. who is
fairly good sparrer was the aggressor
all through the contest. In the third
round ne punched Bailey all around the
rlnS' and it looked easy for him 10 put his
man out. The succeeding rounds were
similar, Bailey getting in an occasional
blow, but Horn doing all the fighting.
The seventh and last round Horn had
Bailey at his mercy and landed stiff punch
es on the body and head Bailey endeav-
ored to save himself by clinching, but he
was almost gone when his seconds threw
up. Bailey had lots of sand and took the
hard beating he got like man.
Horn is a tricky sort of chap and used
his elbow frequently and his knee once
His fighting bordered on a foul two OF
three times, while in the fifth round he
deliberately fouled by rushing at one OF
Baileys seconds and striking him for a
gibe he had shot at the Orole Had the
referee known his business the fight would
have ended here
Seven-ounce gloves were used and the
rounds were Tegua iion-three minutes
| fighting and one minute rest.
The morning news., 1899-04-08
REPAIRS FOR THE MARKET.
Alderman Doyle to Ask for Some
Needed improvements.

Needed improvements.
The city market is to receive some need
ed repairs in short time. There is con-
siderable plumbing to be done, and the
walks inside are also to receive some at
tent-on.
Alderman Doyle. chairman of the mar
ket committee, has been looking over the
building to determine what repairs are
needed. 1t is his intention to have uniform
cleanliness preserved, and in order to do
thls he will ask Council TO make those
improvements it is absolutely necessary 10
make Close attention is being given to
every detail of the market work by Alder
man Doyle, who has nearly everybody
NIih him IN his efforts.tO keep up the good
record the market committee of the form
er Council gained for itself.
several members of Council were inn
pressed by an act of Alderman Doyle s
al The last meeting thai the interest he
taxes in the market makes his appoint
Weht satisfactory. Clerk of Council Bailey
was reading the expenditures for the quar-
'er' When he reached that referring to
'ne market he was interrupted by Alder
man Doyle, who requested him TO suspend
moment. Hurredly providing a pencil
'nc alderman called out ready, and when
lhe market expenditure for the three
months was again read, he joIted down
'ie amount. Alderman Doyle then folded
'Ae paper and carefully filed 1t i'm his
"ilstcoat pocket. evidently intending il
Ior future reference.
This is the first time any alderman has
ever been known to give such attention
10 department he superintended.
The morning news., 1899-04-08
ATHLETES GOOD WORK.
Gymnasium Classes of the Y. NJ. C. A
Gives n Pleasing Exhibition.


The gymnasium classes of the Young
Mems Christian Association gave a most
creditable and entertaining exhibition of
gymnastic work at the Y. M. c. A. build
ing last night Admittance to the exhibi-
ton was by invitation of the members of
the association and the hall was packed.
Every available seat was taken and many
stood throughout the hour and a half the
performance lasted.
The exhibition began with wand drill
by the junior class, forty in number, that
was pretty and graceful and evidenced
careful training and conscientious prac-
tice. This was followed by a dumb bell
drill by the senior class, of twenty-five
Young men, and was also good. The class,
at the conclusion of this drill, gave an ex
hihition of graded work on the horse and
parallel and horizontal bars. For this work
the class was divided into sections, the
difficult feats on the horizontal bars being
performed by those of the class who are
most skilled and have received the greatest
amount of training.
Special work on the parallel bars was
done by Rousseau, House, Lynes, Hohen-
stein and Blake, and on the horizontal bars
by House Hohenstein. Rousseau, q. Elton,
RIalxe and Lynes. Messrs. Crane and Blake
gave an exhibition Of stretch and hitch
kicking, Crane kicking feet inches by
the former, and Blake 9 feet inches by
the latter method
I,ynes, Rousseau and Hohenstein went
through a series of intricate and difficult
eyolutions with the flying rings that were
well done and pleased the audience great
lv. Lynes and Blake performed on the
horse after the manner of professionals.
The exhibition concluded with tumbling
hv House. Bridges and J. Elton that was
most excellent The audience showed its
approval by liberal applause that greeted
this act. and, indeed, the entire perform
erce. All of the acts were IN every way
creditable and entertaining and showed
throughout the careful and enthusiastic
training of Physical Director Blake. under
whose supervision the exhibition was pre-
nared. Rosenfeld's orchestra played during
the performance.
The exhibition was SO entirely pleasing
ana successful that it is possible Il will
he repeated Many who would have liked
70 se,. II we're turned away from the doors
for lack of room. and it is partly on their
account that the repetition of the exhIbi-
tion Is contemplated.