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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-07-21

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-07-21

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-07-21
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-07-21

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-07-21
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-07-21
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-07-21

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-07-21
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
K,pLIyG.s CONDITION SERIOUS.
xot without Hope. Tho"gh-h "'"'
nj JIdniQnt.

NEW YORK. February D.-kooyaiu
v,,Il,o.s condition remained serious
r,,oayhou. to-day. and 10 Improvement
,,ss apparent toward night. Much anxiety
o.. ,ran,fev.. 50 seriously ~ I'D the
,sye,oians consider heir patient that al
q ,,oiock they issued the following pune
tin:
..vr r<io,lng has been in a serious con
drion throughout The afternos1 and eve
ming one which occasions anxiety but j.
not without hope"
AT TIE AUTHORS BEDSIDE.
A. tbe bedside Of Mr. Kiplins during
Tho nigh, were hls wife, his two daugh-
.e,s son. Mr. J. ". Doubleday DIT.
ANYWAY. Dr. Durham. and three nurses.
Mann others called bat were not admitted.
AZ great many messages were re-
celvcd. including cablegrams from Lon
don.
A RALLY.
shortly after midnight SIR. Doubleday
said that SIR KipIing was resuhs ".D M,
easily. but was sfill in a serious I'M ~.
tlou and had been delrious at thss'
rallied from his weak conlHioh,
not 10 any great extent The taiiy' nO"
ever. was encouraging -. rr,-tt,g
Mr. Doubleday said that Mr. klpIhg
vas az times cOugci0vf' anu "'"
oble 20 drink little beer tea.
DIR. JANEwAY, aEAYEs.
A, about balf-raa Y Dr. Janeway leh
for the night and DR. Dlnh"m Ha"
tired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
KILLED A PRISONER.
. cox.r.BLE SHOOTS MS MAN TO
DEATH At STONY CREEK.
PREFERRED DYING TO PRISON.
Tlsw

Aroho- PELHAM. a young negro. was shot
% death Yesterday By Constable Ladue.
q, stony creek. a station on the Atian'ic-
coas, Line. about forty-nve miles south
Of Richmond. ,.,..
pelham was ~ a turbulent disposition
ga had been engaged in fight. lie was
arrested and taken before a magistrate
NJ stony Crsek. At the conclusion OF the
hearing the Justice assessed a fine OF 10
The negro could not pay the fine, and
Constable Liable Ladue was ordered 10
take him to Jail
REFUSED TO GO TO JAIL
The negro refused 20 go 20 Jail He de-
clared he would not be taken thither.
He said he did not have the money 10
pay his fine and could not pay. but that
he was ready 10 die n jail was the only
other choice
Constable TAdue, who is a very courage
Gus man. did not hesitate 70 do his duty
He advanced on the negro TO take MIN
away.
NEGRO HAD AN AXE.
The negro seized an axe lying by and
the officer hesltated. PELHAM was Dan
eerous-lookir. fellow. standing with the
axe in hts hand and look Of Determined
demOnlsm on his face ,..
OFFICER Iadue did not long hesitate
Just az he advanced. his pistol IN MS
hand the negro sprang towards MN
Involuutarllv the bystanders fell back.
DEATH IL THE SHOT
There was a quick report. and the negro
reeied and fell. lie lived but httle
while.
The Magistrate summoned a coroner
Jury. and an inquest was held. Inc
farfs brought out were those given above.
Constable Iadue was not arrested.
There Is no blame attached 10 him IL
was "A case Of self-defence.
II PELHAM was about q years OF age lie
was not exactly q desperado. but was
t,oublesome character Constable Iadue
regrets the necessity OF acting as he dld'
hui he does not think he acted wrongly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
The Northwestern Mutual Life, OF
Milwaukee.

Il recognized as the best dividend-payins
Company In the United states.
It's new policies contain guaranteed
loan and cash values. and proFi1e LOT
either automatic paid-up or automatic
extended insurance at option or insured
Dividends may be used either 10 de-
crease premiums or 10 purchase ADDITIONS.
or may be deferred for a tonti7e dividend
period Of 10. Is. or - years. and choice
is not required until two years from date
Of policy.
Policies may be made payable in any
number Of instruments from two to
twenty. or twenty-five. instead OK in one
sum II choice is made within said two
years. and number selected may te
changed at any time during life OF IN
sured, or. II policy is an endowment
within the endowment period.
instruments may b. committed at any
time when one is due, II insured so d.
reefs in writing.
Beneficiary IN succession may be nomi-
mated By insured 20 succeed regular oene-
fciary al her death.
Instruments 10 beneficiary may be made
continuous under life. 10. Is. or 1l-pay-
ment life. or. 20 insured. under N-year
endowment policies, at time policy Is
Issued. II desired.
Quoting from a recognized authority
the Spectator:
1T can safely be said that these poll
cies embrace about every desirable fea-
ture in life insurance. and the policy
holder who cannot adapt these contracts
20 meet his requirements must be hard
TO please"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

Richmond. Va. December Is, 1885.
Mr.. r. A. Cary. General Agent North
western Mutual I.ife Insurance Com
pany. Richmond Va.
Dear Slr.--G have taken at different
times three policies ia your company.
two ~ them with annual dividends which
have increased each year any one with a
i5-year tontine period, which has just
matured, with the following results or
options.
have paid fifteen premiums Of 80 or
a total OF Sllj335.
can now withdraw Ia cash s.l6i. q.
after having had fifteen years Insurance
Tor 500. at ordinary lie rate.
or. | can continue ths policy az the
original rate OF premium. less dividends.
annuity. and withdraw the l5-year diyi-
dend Ina cash. amounting 10 NSg3i Or
lust about 81 per cent. OF my premium
payments.
or. in lieu Of this cash dividend. l can
take a full-paid dividend addition II Nisi
will continue this policy. upon which
the result has been so eminently salts
factory. My satisfaction with The North
western Is such that l carry all of my
insurance with H. and recommend u 20
anv OF my friends who may be contem-
plating taking out insurance.
Your truly, r.. T. hDl II Ni'''
New ladies' and Mems Neckwear az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

wife had come out Oh the piazza ffy,n
,bo doorway Stuart opened fire on inc
co-istabies. Crawford returned tns H.
ana sho, Mrs stuart just below the nes ~.
re roman was dangerous w0unden. ~,
~. kllleS. she Is now lying IN a crlucai
condition 81 TIE City Hospital s'Ostt
y,ss also badly shot IN the mouth, - -
tongue being nearly severed. IN me 10
siuado that followed Constable tta"
ford was shot through the lelt WIZ
The Sheriff and several pobcemen 81
rested the constabIes and carrleh MN
20 q r1aqlstrate's Office. The news Oh IN
shooting spread AL over the e'ls, 4,
soon 40 or go Infatuated men Wers -
f,or, ~ the Office. making a big oenlCn
Stration. The constables were KEEP ~.
opers IN the magistrates Once az lls
guarded by the Sheriff and MS oepo'' -
Tho two local militia cornpanies 49,
der4d out and kept the crowd pre-
back. There f. 10 danger Of .s ~ h,sb
bat unblic feeling ls wrought Up 20 d n't \,
49, ard ehouid Mrs Stuart oie as y
nov probable. the feeling VIII run n'e''S''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
UNION CENTRAL LIFE.
Rapid Advance of This old IN"
liable Insurance Company.

We present 20 our readers with TINS
issue the thirty-second annual statement
OF the Union Central Life Insurance COM
nav ~ Cincinnati the figures bslng
49,. rom the Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts OF virginia. II must be gratifying
"a the policy-holders and agents 10 see
,hs rapid advance this old and reliable
cor,nanv has made In Virginia ana the
r-nited states. Although for years II mas
haon doing an immense business in Onio'
i.s home state. il only opened up IT'S VIZ
ginia business a few years ago. curing
which time IL has rapidly gone 70 the
top. and is now among the leaders. an
OF which have been here many years
longer There were only four oid-ilne
companies besides the Union Central tnat
wrote over 10000 in new business Tor
,SqS in Virginia. OF these four only one
OF them shows a larger net gain OF m
surance I'm force than the Union tentrai.
The company made net gain OF SS1"o
~ insurance in force in Virginia iast
year. The assets have now gone UP 20
S2l 90 go the present value OF every
polfcv on the per cent. stapdato ueus
yisOD0Ooo. leaves a surplus TO pohCs -io l,
e. =, TIA, standard OF S.090.Wo, and
over s4O0) OcO on the ti-2 per cent. stand
ard II l. also a significant fact that ms
company is doubling In size every "'e
years. -, ,...o. a.,
There were no unpaid death losses ~,
Virginia at the beginning OF the year anu
none 1T the end OF the year. the eonp'ns
having paid every claim WITHIN ten uaSs
after proofs were received.
Their cash collected interest LOT ths
wear was over 81 100000, which was IL
per cent. on the invested funds. NO
other company in this broad land can
sbow equal results. Their death rate
Vas among the lowest, and Tor 'he
amount Of new business written no com
many can show lower expense OF manage
ment. What makes returns TO pohcy-
holders7 Simply interest. earnings say
ings from mortality. and expenses Inc
Union Central will compare most FAVOR
ably with any company on either or these
noints the aim OF the company being I"
have conservative management maklhs
good returns. and desiring quality rather
than quantity. Of new business
The company Is accommodating ana
assisting 10 all It's policy-holders. writes
model up-to-date contracts, and II you
are thinking OF increasing your insu-
rance. II will pay you 70 correspond win
Mr.. X. :. Tuck. Chamber OF commerce
their general agent IN this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

COpB-Dled. suddenly. OF heart-disease
M g.gO o'clock Z. NJ. FEBRUARY ~, lN''
Mas JENNIE \. COBB. beloved daughter
OF Mr.. VI. T. and Mrs. NJ. A. cobb, or
Caroline county; aged - years.
She leaves four brothers and one sister,
many relatives and friends TO mourn their
loss But they mourn not without hope.
She was OF lovely christian chaFacier'
always ready 10 comfort and cheer the
sorrowlng. MAY God comfort the sorrow
ing father. mother. brothers. and sister;
the many relatives and friends. M and
prepare them 20 meet her In that blessed
and eternal home forever.
We loved thee. Jennie
Yes. loved thee we'll.
But Jesus loved yan best;
lie took YOU 20 His heavenly nome 70
dwell upon His breast.
EPPEs Died. at the residence Of Mr..
" n Davis Portsmouth. Va. February
.. 1902. Mrs. MARY G. EPPES. relict OF
Mr. John Temple Eppes. OF henrico coun-
~. I'm the 69th year ~ her age
She leaves four children-Nrs. w. ~.
Davis. OF Portsmouth, John ana Iempis
Eppes. OF Gladstone. Va. and y. VI.
Eppes or Richmond. Mr.. Eppes died July
g. 1905
The burial took place I'm Portsmouth.
CALVIN. Died. at Wilmington, \. G.,
on February 18th. ELLEN, wife or rat
rick Glavin and sister 90 the late Mf''
Thomas Kane 81 this city
Deceased leaves husband aud I'VE chl
dren 20 mourn their loss.
JONES Entered into rest A. Louisa
Courthouse. Va. February Gth. Mrs
ELIZABETH HARTWELL JONES Sis
ter OF the late Charles Hartweu m the
10Th year ~ her age.
Interment at Hollywood.
sEAY Died. az her residence, No. SIG
west Broad street. az o'clock = VI, fen.
ruarv a 1888. KATIE. beloved wife Or
Valentine seay, in the 1th year OF her
age
Farewell. dear mother sweet my rest
Weary with years and worn with pam;
Farewell till in some happy place
We shall behold thy face again.
| 'Tis ours 10 miss thee an our years
And tender memories 81 thee Keep
Thine ln tho Lord 20 rest. Tor 80
lie gveth His beloved sleep.
| Through all pain 40 times she'd smile
A smile ~ heavenly birth
! And when the angels called her nome
shs smiled farewell 10 earth.
! Heaven refaiueth now our treasure
| Earth the lonely casket Keeps.
Ana the sunbeams love 10 lnger
| Where our sainted mother sleeps
Funeral MONDAY az 3 A. u. fron' -
Mary's German Catholic church ENDS
and acquaintances respectfully invited 70
| attend
Philadeiphia papers please copy.
sOUTTER .-Disd wednesday. February
| p 1893. az 1 O'Clock A. NJ. a. Trinity
rectory. AGNES GORDON sOrTftk
| widow Of james r. soltter, In the ssh
| year Of her age
| Funeral took place from Trinity cnutcn
| CNev York city,. Friday February =
| lg9 Al T. n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. James c. HANNAH Is quite sick az
his home No IS east Canal street.
Mr.. n. +. Joseph and bride have return
Cd 10 the city. and VIII reside at No 2lls
NJ street
An important meeting Of the Masonic
Home Auxiliary viii be- held az the Tenn
PIE on Tuesday morning az II O'Clock.
For Their sakes" will be the subject Of
the sermon az the New JerusalFm Mis-
sion. No. 1890 west Broad street ,his
morning al II o'clock.
Little Veronica Edgar. daughter Of Mr..
T. : Edgar. has entirely recovered from
her recent severe burns that came 80
near proving fatal
Mr. ". T. Byron, a popular young man
OF Church Hlll and lately connected with
the Standard Oil Company has left the
city 90 accept a very lucrative position IN
Galveston. Tex
Mr.. L. ID. Mlnnlgerode. who has recent
ly gone with the J. b. Ford Company. OF
Wyandotte. Mich, returned home three
weeks ago from Durham with grip, and is
SIN confined 70 his bed.
Miss Emily Terrell Is az the Virginia
Hospital. under the medical treatment Of
Or. Hugh NJ. Taylor Miss Terrell grad
uated al the Virginia Hospital as q nurse,
anc stands high in the profession. She IS
threatened with typhoid-fever.
Mr. Charles Broadway Rouss has sub
scribed 500 through Mr.. W. Ben Palmer
10 the fund for the erection OF q monu-
men, az Front Royal Va. in memory
u the members OF Mosby's command
who were hung there September. 1876.
TIE Wilmington O.. c. Messenger
prints the following: AR. and Mrs. j. ".
Blomms entertained quite delightfully."-
last evening az the cosey home. corner
Fifth and Campbell streets. The occasion
was 4 reception rendered 20 Miss Sallye
A. Wilson. OF Richmond, "a. who was
the maid Of honor az the nuptisls Of tEis
happy couple about fortnight ago. and
who will depart for home this afternoon
The evening was frsught with various
forms Of entertainment. and greatly en-
loved By the guests. repast OF delicious
refreshments was served during the eve
uingH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
MEMS Midday Lenten Services.

The mid-day service az 1910 east Main
street was ia charge OF Rev. l.andon Il.
Mason. OF Grace church. on Thursday and
Friday last lie took Proverbs xiii. 9.
las he thinketh In his heart. so Is he,
as the basis of ~ remarks for the two
DAYS. and two thoughtful ana forceful ad-
dresses claimed the closest attention Of
his audience.
Rev. 4. II. Sweeney. az the seventh
street Christian church. viii have charge
OF these services on Monday. Tuesday
and "Wednesday OF this week.
The brotherhood OF -. Andrew extends
a hearty invitation 70 al men 10 attend
these meetings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
rur GRANT Al CEYLoN.
rorccs Aboard ordered to Hurry Z"
ous's Assistance.

COLOMBO. ISLAND OF CENLoN. Feb
,uarv M-s.S A. M.-rhe United states
transport Grant. which sailed from New
York January lsth, ion Manila, with
sveops under command OF General Law
ton arrived here to-day.
General Lawton received cabiesram
from Malor-Generai OTIS, IN ehaIse OF
lhe American military iorce IN the Philip
n,nes. saving. situation critical; your
early arrival necessary" he also re-
oeived from General Corbin, United states
Adiutant- General, a cable urglng him to
hurry. General lawton ordered his Of
ncers 10 buy supplies regardless OF eN-
pense. and the transport Is taking on coal
and water hurnedly. She viii Try 10
reach Manila without further stop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
MORE pisrrNsARY TROUBLE.
tens,ables Dangerously Wound "A
Woman-Feeiing Runaing high.

COLUMBIA. :. G.. February s5.-Four
state constasles. charged with the en-
forcemen, OF the dispensary law. went at
O'Clock this evening 10 the residence
OF John stuart. respectable citizen and
q clerk In one Of the bissest mercantile
establishments in tho city, for the pur-
pose Of searching 10 10 see II there Was
any whiskey In the house. They went
with a search-waFrsnt, but were met az
the door ey Mrs.. Stuart She sent for her
husband. who, on arriving Indignantly re-
ii sod 70 psrmit the search. The con-
sta oles stated that they had been in
turned that ne had been selling whiskey
contrary TO the LAW, and were deter
mined 10 make the search. Words fol-
lowed. and inally. upon stuart's cuTsing
Constable Crawford. the latter slapped
kiin- stuart rau into Ais house. his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

Reason Assigned, Condition OF 'he
Army NIL.

WASHINGTON. j. G.. February % -
n was announced az the War Depart
mont to-day that the present condition
of the army bin. and the work Ia the
War Department which viii Immediately
follow should This hin become a law
make ~ necessary Tor the Secretary OF
War 10 recall hls invitations for the ON
clad trip 90 cuba and Porto Rico on me
Berlin. which was 10 leave New YORK
Atnrch 9Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

George Howard, OF Norfolk was re-
leased from the penltentiary Friday, hay
ing completed twO-years term for fors-
ery George Howard. OF Norfolk. was
locked up al the Second station yester-
day on the charge q being suspicious
character. lie is said 10 have repres NJ
cd himself as the agent OF a shOe-manu-
featuring firm. but Inquiry developed that
he had 40 such position. He Will appear
I'm nnlice COURT .o-moKrQN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
NO NEW CHURCH LIKELY.
crove-AVenuc People Have No snch
Idsa seriously.

Idea serIousiy.
The meeting Friday night Of n number
Of the members Of Grove-Avenue Baptist
church. who believed that the church act
ca unwiscly In declaring the past0rate
vacant. Is not an all likely 20 result In
the organization II another church. nor
IS there much likelihood that another
meeting will be held.
The more conservative Of those present
at this meeting openly stated that they
were not going to leave Grove-Avenue'
but were going 10 give the church ana the
new pastor when he shall have been
called their loyal support
The meeting was held at the residence
of one Of those who took umbrage az tho
action of the church, and about forty per-
sons were present mostly ladies. Hon
Isaac Digs was sent for and asked 10
preside which he did. Mr. John II. Dick
erson. ST.. was also present. and these
gentlemen. with others, counselled con-
servatiye actOn. or really no action AZ all
one lady said she thought new church
ought TO be- Organized. Some one else
said that they could organize Sunday
school and have meetings or the school
and as "a church al a school-house. on
FLOYD avenue. The Chair was asked 20
see what could De done. 10 invite all
who wished 10 have their names taken
from the rolls OF Gr0ve-Aycnue ana TO
form new church 10 rise. About twenty
rose Seven or eight others said II "a
church was organized they would at
tend A.
Mr.. Digs then asked all those present
who Intended 10 remain IN Groye-Avenuo
to rise Mr. Dickcrson rose. and 50 dld
Mr. piggs. and a number Of others among
the older and more Substantial OF those
present \ person who was present said
Yesterday that he did not believe
there would be any more meetings
IA All lie thought some would pull out.
as some had already done. but they would
be- few. Most. he thought would bear
their defeat manfully and stick TO the
church. and that In short while mar
mony would be entirely restored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
CHARGED With stealing "a Cloak.

Mrs. ". W. Cease missed her me cloak
yesterday. Annie Allen, the dusky dam
sci who discharges mental duties Ia the
Cease homestead. had new wrap, and
when Ofsicer Bailey took her 10 the Sc
cond Stati0a. and her cloak 20 Mrs Cease
there became a strong suspicion that the
wrap Was not hers. but Mrs Ceases. The
latter Identified IL as her own. Annie will
give her vsrsisn IN the Police Court IL
the morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
srnporNsrDIN ADAMS CASE.
Young woman Who sofa ""i'"-
uolder aud Wig-MRier summ""'"'

NEW YORK. February @.-Miss Emma
Miller. a clerk In iewelry store In New
ark. and W G. Fisher "a wig-mok'r OF
n,ot citv have been sulpocnaed 90 APP
.r.,r before the Adams inquest Monday.
Nfi.s Miller is the Young woman who sold
the famous silver match-holder. whie
FISHER is one of the wig-mokcrs who re
ceivcd "A call from the supposed red
bearded man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
Henrico to Nominate ny Primary.

The Henrico Democratic Committee met
al the county courthouse yesterday ana
decided 10 hold a primary on April en-
for the purpose OF nominating county Of
ncers The committee will meet again
ne,t Saturday 10 receive the reports Of
the Committee on Plan and Finance.