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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
IN ADVANCE OF
TIE CONVENTION
The Party Leaders are
Gathered at Norfolk.
SAUNDERS CHAIRMAN
The Constitutional Convention the
Subject Of Interest.
1T MAY YET BE DEFEATED.
Will Garry in tho Cities, But Will
Take Work III the Conntics-Scn-
a,or Daniel Likely to be Mcm-
Der Of the Coninittcc on
, I;csui,.tious = The
Early Arrivals.
IT MAY YET BE DEFEATED.
Will Garry in tho Cities, But Will
Take Work III the Conntics-Scn-

NORFOLK, VA, April 3o-special.-
in the melting OF the State Convention
which assemblies here Wednesd. y
next. The political pot is Sizing, and
is expected by tomorrow to begin to
bubble
Lieutenant Governor Echols is here
among the vanguard, and he says that
Senator Daniel is due 10 arrive here to-
morrow.
CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION.
Popular interest seems to centre on
what the convention vii do in the mat
ter of calling u Constitutional ConNen-
ton Arrangements for the reception Of
delegates are completed. BY a coinci-
dence, which the callers of the conVen-
tion appear to have not thought of, the
oyster went out of commission to-uay
and the oyster season closed.
We are between spots and oysters, but
as spinach and turnip green's are pientl-
full and other green goods abundant, the
delegates will not suffer for the necessa-
res of life. The herbivarians among the
delegates, though, have the advantage
of the carnivori and the OYSTER.
SENATOR DANIEL
Party leaders, who have arrived in con-
Siderable numbers. believe THAT Senator
Eaniel win be member Of the Commit
tee on Resolutions. He and Senator
Martin, it is also believed, will he two
of the four delegates at large to the na-
tlonal convention. - j
Among ,,nose spoken of in connection
with electorsilips at large are Colonel
DECK Marshall, of Portsmouth; Sena-
tors Earksdale, Glass and Jefferies.
The permanent presiding officer will
probably be Hon. E. ". Saunders. but
for the temporary cht3irmansl1'p Senators
Barl1sdale and Flood will probably con-
test
COMMITTEE ON PLAN.
The Committee on Plan of Organization
will meet Tomorrow morning and will. IN
the evening, report to the State Commit
tee Political leaders appear to believe
that unless a vigorous fight is made be-
fore May 9th, the constitutional conNen-
tion Issue may be defeated in the cou7l-
ties, although it is expected to win in the
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
THE HAWAIIAN DEBT
1t Will be Wiped Out Immediately If
the Terms Permit.


WASHINGTON. D. c., April s0-The
President signed the Hawaiian bill at 12:4o
z. NJ. to-day.
Wlqen Hawaii was annexed TO this coun-
try it had a bonded debt of about $1,000
900. drawing a heavy rate of interest.
This debt still exists, but under the act
signed by the President to-day it is TO be
assumed by the United States.
Secretary Gage does not intend that 1t
shall be added to the bonded debt of the
United States if it can be paid imme-
diately The terms OF the debt will be
looked into, and if they permit payment
at any time, the debt will be wiped out
as soon as tine law goes into effect, in
forty-fve days.
Secretary Gage will soon send TO Ha-
v-aii money and Treasury agents to eX-
change the Hawaiian for the American cur
rency The exchange will be made as in
Porto Rico.
1t is understood that there is s1.0Co,Oo0
in minor COINS in Hawaii, which will
have TO be exchanged for currency of
this country. The gold coin of Hawaii is
practically all gold of this country, and
VIII not have TO be exchanged.
Treasury agents in Porto Rico have no.
titled the Department. that the exchange
of Porto Rican money will begin to-mor-
row, ans that everything is in good shape
for satisfa ctory work. The agents have
$4,000 with them now, but will send for
more as the work of exchange progresses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
EVACUATE THABA N'CHU
The Beers Do So to Occupy stronse
Positions.

s LONDON, April 3o-2:1O P. M.-The
latest news received here from the Orange
Free State, indicates that though the
Beers have evacuated Thaba N'Chu, they
have only done so in order to occupy
stronger positions. On sunday, Apr'l
29tf. General DeW7et made an effort to
turn French's eastern flank, which was
only foi!ed by the cavalry after vigorous.
n1aneuvering.
The Beers hold the ridges to the east
ward, whence they will probably fall back
when the pressure OF superior numbers
increases. TIE British casualties sus-
tanned during the Thaha N'Chu fighting
were slight.
General Frenca's object, now that all
chance of catching the main bodies OF the
Burghers has disappeared, is to harass
the Beers and prevent any well-organized
retreat.
From Bsira, Portuguese. East Africa, un-
der date of Monday. April Esd, comes the
news of the arrival there of a Canadian
twelve-pound battery. 1t is added that
General Sir Frederick Darlington. who
is to command the British troops going
IN IRhodesia+ has been cordially well
coined by the Portuguese officials, and
that he has reviewed the Portuguese
tronns Cape Town reports say that DR..
Jameson has recovered from the severe
saittack of fever from which he mas been
s,,fferines. and he is mentioned as a can
1iidate for one of the seats in the Cape
sr, r}iament representing Kimberley, in
=c,,ccession to DR.. Frederick Rutherford
Harris. The agent Of Julius We'll at Ma
fa,Sins. wrote under date of April u,
most cheerfully, saving everything was
satisfactory.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01

fore the Senate Inst s1atur<aaay. Igae mo-
tion was defeated-2a to 20.
Late IN the session the Senate, after a
bfief disclstaaon, agreed 10 the conference
report on the joint resolution relating to
tile administration CT oIva affairs in
Porto Rico. and providing for The appoint
ment Of temporary officers on the island.
Nd PROGRESS Was made with the Alaska n
ci-i code bill
Mr.. Jones. of Arkansas. introduced two
resolutions. Which We're agreed to, CALI
ing upon the Secretary of the Treasury
for copies of documents. etc.. relating to
the alleged irregular practices of special
etnr5ioye of the Treasury William H.
Theobaid, at New York; and cabling upon
the Attorney General for the report OF
Special Agent Sutherland relative to the
connection of William Tneooaid with the
Chinese Investigation and criminal trial
Of Deputy Collector croker, of Malone,
ard Chinese Inspector Brown, and Chinese
Interpreter Moy 10y.
PETT1GREW RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Petdgrew. after ascertaining tifat
Glis resolution expressing sy:nIa try for
the Beers, wfg.dh was before the Senate
when the body adjourned on Saturday.
had gone to the calendar. moved to take
UP the resolution. On tifis motion the
ayes and nays were demanded, and it was
defeated-29 to %.
Mr.. Elkfns. of West Virginia. made a
speech on the recent West Virginia sena-
toIial contest. maintaining ti:at there was
never any fraud in connection with Sen
atcr Scott's election.
Mr.. Foraker presented the conference
razor; on the joint resolution for the ad-
n;inistra'tion of civil affairs in Porto Rico
pending the appointment and qualification
of permanent civil officers.
After son3a .decate and exrtanal.ion it
was agreed ID, ard the Senate at $40 p.
NJ. adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
THREATEN BRITISH
COMMUNICATION
Beers Show Uncommon Activity West
of B BIoemfontein and Nav Cut
ORBritish at Warrenton.

LONDON, May IL A. M.-The Beers
are now showing uncommon activity west
of Boelnfontein. Tney are in force be-
tween Fourteen Streams and Kimberley
On Sunday they occupied Windsorton,
west of the railway, and now threaten 10
interrupt ule communications OF the
British forces at Warrenton, TO the north;
this, too, at a time when General Hunter
is about 10 start on 2G0-mi!e march to
Mafeking, probably with five thousand
men.
The British captured one Boer convoy
Sunday, but its size is not mentioned.
According to information from Maseru.
the main body of the Beers were at LoeuW
River, due west of Ladybrand, Sunday,
small parties trailing behind at intervals
of ten miles 10 protect the rear and whip
uD the horses.
Slight outpost actions take place daily
beyond Karee Siding, where the head Of
the British invasion is cantoned.
General Lucas Myer, replying to Gem
eral Buffers complaint that some of the
British prisoners at Pretoria are lodged
in the town jail, says that only those
are so treated who have tried or who are
suspected of trying to escape. lie re-
forts. moreover that Boer prisoners are
confined in the town Jail at tPietermaritz-
burg with natives.
The morning papers give special promf-
nence to the statement of a news agency
that Sir Redvers Butler sent his resigna-
ton to Lord Roberts after the Spion KCp
censures were published and that Lord
Roberts declined to accept it.
The war specials to-day consist chiefly
OF detached scraps. the favorite introduc-
tion being THAT as only scant news has
been wired. something big is probably
about to happen.
The Daily Chronicles expert says:
"If a solid victory is to be attained, the
British must have different leadership
from what has been displayed in the
DeWet's Dorp operations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
SUMMARY OF TO-DAY'S NEWS.
Local.

Local.
Saturdays accident claims another
victim
MIR. j. r. Grimes elected to preside
over the Richmond delegation
Richmond Carnival affairs in excellent
Richmond takes the first game
j T. Morton. under Indictment for five
years, surrentiers to the Esw TT Danyiile
and Is bailed. He denies the charges
for having postage stamps in his possess
sion supposed TO have been stolen from
the Houston tVa-l postoffice. secures a
new trial on technical grounds.
-Nansemond River oySterTnan charged
with rough culling. Fourteen warrants
out
Census enumerators announced for the
Eighth District
Lee Hotel burned at Roanoke. Fifty
guests; most of them escaped wtth their
lives and lost all effects Heavy loss:
ef Pine Run Mines aire. Four victims
already found
General.
President signs The Hawaiian biil-
Conference report on Porto Rican act
finally agreed TO.
-AdnlIral Dewey given grand ovation
In Chicago
interstate commerce IN game Killed In
violation of local laws
Foreign
Beers threaten communications OF the
British force et Warrerfor-
+ The Beers eyactiate Thaha NCh9 and
occupy stronger positions.
--Horst. sickness has made It's appear~
ance in General Buffers aEsay-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
THE BOER DELEGATION
They Will be Received as Private In
dividuals.

WASHINGTON, Apnil SO.-It can be
stated that the persons composing the
Roer delegation. who are about to sail
from Europe for tine United States t1is
week will not be denied access TO the
Serccetary of State when they reach
Washington. They will be received as in
dividuals, just as .wtas Mr.. Montague
White, but with the distinct understand
ing b,1at they are not recognized officially
as a Boer delegation.
1t is believed that the prospective visi-
tors Thoroughly understand the conditions
under which they will be received, and
that instead of directing their efforts
u,s,r the government in Washington. they
Will RATHER seek to influence it through
the American people by means of an ac-
tive Boerz propaganda.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
M'KINLEYS ELECTION SURE
Statement Of Chairman of the Eepub-
l;C3u Nation:,' Committee.

Statement of Chairman of the tcpub-
lican National Committee.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, April 30.-The
Leader received from its Washington
correspondent statement from the
chairman of the National Republican
Committee concerning the outlook for the
campaign:
'.As a. result of careful study of the
situation. 1 feel perfectly safe in making
the prediction at this time that Mckin-
ley will be elected.
.In going over the list of Sta tes that
cast their, electoral vote for Mckinley
four years ago. l do not see any which
will not do the same thing this year un- m
less it be Kentucky. That State am
placing in the doubtful column, although
we certainly purpose making, every effort
to carry it. I regard Maryland as rea-
sonablv certain to remain in the Ropubl1-
can column. Besides holding our own in
Practically all the States that we carried
in 1896, we have reason to believe that
tie Republicans will carry Kansas, South
Dakota and Washington, which went for
Bryan four years ago. while our chances
are excellent Of winning Idaho and
Montana.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
HOTEL AND CONTENTS RUINED

ROANOKE, VA April So.-special.-
Hotel Lee was burned down early this
morning. 1t is not known how the fire
originated, but it was discovered at 5 A.
NJ. by some Of the guests.
Over fifty people We're asleep in the
building, but there was no loss of life.
The building was owned by the Roanoke
Realty Company, and cost nearly $4,000.
1t was insured for $1,000 and the furniture
for 5000
GUESTS ESCAPE.
Most of the guests lost all their effects.
many of them escaping in their night
clothes.
S. K Bitterman occupied the lower
floors with a billiard parlor and saloon.
His Joss was about Si.5oo with insurance
amounting to S2,500.
LIFE MASHED OUT.
D. H. Backus, aged 30 years, and a men,
ber of the Roanoke city council was killed
to-day on the west-end yard where he was
repairing car, and another one was
backed down on him, MASKING out his
life.
He leaves a widow and two children, a
son in Cincinnati and a daughter, Mrs. S.
B. Pace, of this city.
John Day, colored, was run over and
killed near Vinton yesterday. He was
horribly mangled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
RICHMOND. VA. TUESDAY. MAY /. 1900.
CARNIVAL WEEK, RICHMOND, MAY 14TO 192
permit he will also attend the Memorial
Day ceremonies at 5Antietam Battlefield on
May 18th.
PRETTY HOME WEDDING
Marriage of DIR. r.Northinston TO Miss
Carrie Crowle.

sTAuNrToN, VA, April so-Special.-
There was quiet but exceedingly pretty
wedding this evening at O'Clock when
Miss Carrie Crow.e. eldest daughter OF
Mr.. John D. crowle, was married to Mr..
Harry Worthington. The house was
decorated with flowers and lighted by
wax candles.
At the appointed hour, to the strains
of the I,ai1engrin wedding march. the
bridal party entered. Miss May Crowle,
maid of honor, wearing white organize
with pink trimmings and CARRYING pink
carnations, came first, and vas followed
by the bride with her bro&er, John D.
Crowle. Jr.. who gave her away. She
wore a gray travelling gown. The groom
and his best man. Mr.. Clark Worthngr
ton. met the bride at an improvised altar.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Walter @. Hullihen. rector of Trinity
Episcopal Church
= o'cInck train for a trip through the
West. They viii reside in staunton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
GOEBEL'S SLAYERS ARRAlGNED
All, With One Accord, Entered n Plea
of Not entity.


FRANKFORT, KY, April S0.-When
the Circuit Court convened to-day Caleb
Powers, John Davis. Hariand Whitaker,
W. H Culton and .'Tallow Dick Combs
were arraigned. on motion of the Com
monwealth charged with completely in
the Goebe murder.
Judge Cantrill overruIed a motion to
take up the motion for a change of venue.
Combs and Whitaker were first arraigh-
ed, and each entered a plea of not guilty.
All of the defendants were brought into
court and arraigned. All Of them en-
tered pleas of not guilty.
The defendants rendered pardons grant
ed to Powers and Davis by Governor
Taylor, and this was followed by mo-
ton to dismiss. The motion was over
ruled.
The grand jury reported at o'clock.
No additional indictments were made
public. The report says a number of
parties summoned as witnesses refused TO
appear and give testimony before that
body, and recommends that they be pun
ished for contempt, but report does not
make public their names.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
ONE WORKMAN KILLED
Accident at the Exposition

Another Accident at the Exposition
Grounds in Paris
PARIS, April $3.50 P. M:-There was
another accident this afternoon at the
Exposition. a scaffoldins collapsed in
the Sale de F'etes, where the inausura-
ton ceremony was held. One workman
was killed and three were seriously in
jured.
The Sale de Fetes had been hastily
prepared for the opening ceremonies. the
rubbish being cleared away and the I'M
completed walls covered up with tapes
try. Since the function the Woriimen
have been busily engaged in finishing the
building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
ASKS TO BE RELIEVED
Various Changes in the Cuban Cabi-
net Take Place To-Day

HAVANA, April 30.-General Adna r.
Chafee has requested to be relieved as
chief of staff TO the Governor General.
He also desires four months leave of alb
sence.
Various changes in the Cabinet will be
made tomorrow. Senor Perfecto IJacoste
Will take the portfolio of Agriculture, Com
merce and Industry; Senor Berreiio Will
take that OF Justice. Estevez resisnins il
on account of demands of private bust
ness; Senior Varona viii take cf1e port
folio Of Instruction, and Senor Cancto.
now under Secretary of Finance, will I'm
dertake the duties of chief secretary of
that Department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
Mr.. JOHNSON RESIGNS

Printing OF Treasury Department.
WASHINGTON. April S0-Claude NJ.
Johnson, chief of the Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing. has rendered his resig-
nation to Secretary Gage.
Mr. Johnson's resignati ton will be ac-
cepted, to take effect May 10th. Neither
he nor the Treasury officials are inclined
to discuss the reasons for his retirement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
!, Fatal ExpIosio;.

TIFToN. GA. April s0-The saw-mllI
plan. of ]. W. Bray& Co. at Cecil. was
wrecked by a boiler explosion at an early
hour to-day.Five men were killed and
three seriously injured
Damage TO property was not over si5,cee:
no insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
VIII Attend If Possible

WASHINGTON, April s0,-Presi{fent Nc
Kinesv was visited to-day by a large DELE
cation of citizens of Charlotte. ~ c.,
VINO urged him to visit Charlotte on the
occasion of the anniversary Of the Neck
4auburg Declaration of Independence
Mr.. Mckinley has the Invitation under
consideration and hopes to be able to ac-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
PINE RUN MINES AFIRE

Four Victims Have Been Found anu
Others are Known to be in the sIine.
TAzHWELlL, VA, April 3e.-&News mas
reached here that Pine Run Mines. at
Toms Creek. Wise County, IS on hre.
Four men have been found suffocatcd, and
two others are known to be IN the mine
The mine has been flooded, in the hope
of extinguishinS the fire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
THE ECLIPSE OF The SUN

Prof. ormond Stone and Assistants to
Observe II in Sonth Carolina.
CHAfai ai.oTTESVILLE, VA. April %
Special.-Professo Almond Stone director
Of the Leander Mccormick Observatory,
with Professor William Lyme and Others,
viii leave here tomorrow for Winnsboro.
S. c., where they so TO observe and t,ao-
tograph the total eclipse of May IS. lSip.
The last total eclipse. visible in this ce''ta'- ct
try was eleven years ago, and the next
one will occur about eighteen Years Mems
Ilr. a;ct:u,re's cond;t. on.
Dr. Hunter McGuire's condition re-
mains practically unchanged. He spent
a very favorable night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
President May Attend.

WASHINGTON, April s0-President5
Mckinley has indicated his purpose to at
tend if possible the reunion of the Army
of the Potomac at Fredericksburg on
May 18th, and If the public businesse.will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01

the United states charge at CONSTANT
nople, has not yet informed the Dsfsart-
ment of the nature Of the reply OIL me
Porte touching the American indemnify nv.
claims, SO it is presumed that ne mas not
as yet received the answer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
Confirmed by tho Senate

WASHINGTON, April So-The Senate
to-day confirmed the nominations of j.
II. Hollander, of Maryland, to be Treas
u1'er OF Porto Rico, and 2. NJ. Hocfeie. of
Missouri, to be Third Assistant Secretary
of the United States Embassy al the City
of lex
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
RACE IN HAMPTON ROADS
Many Yachts Have Already Entered
for The. LYnnt

NORFOLK. VA. April so-Arrange
ulents are being perfected for yacht
race. open TO all cCIners. in Hampton
Roads. May 30th. Many yachts have
elready been entered Competitors are
expected from Baltimore. Washington
Philadelphia. Wilmington and elsewhere,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
NO REPLY FROM THE PORTE

The State Department Has Heard
Nothing from Mr.. Griscom.
WASHINGTON. April 3o,-ft Is said at
fhe state Department that AFR. Grfscom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
I,Iacue ut Port Said.

PORT SAID. April 3o-Two fatal cases
Of what is believed TO be bubonic plague
have been officially reported here. One
death occurred to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
THE LACEY BILL
PASSED HOUSE
Prohibits Commerce in
GameIllegally Killed.
AGAINST POLYGAMY
The Constitutional Amendment Fought
by Both Sides.
THE PETTIGREW RESOLUTION
Expressing Sympathy With the Bocrs
in Their Struggle for Indepen-
dencc Received Another Set
Back = Porto Rican Meas
ure Finally agreed to by
Both Houses.

WASHINGTON. April Se.-The House
to-day passed the Lacey bill to enlarge
the powers of the Department OF Agri-
culture and to prohibit Interstate COM
anerce in game Killed in violation of local
laws. 1t authorizes the Secretary of Asri-
culture to provide for the introduction and
restora'ie. cf rame.sonr and lnsecuvovous
Wlid BIRDS. ii gives him The power to pre-
vent the Introduction of undesirable for
eign birds and animals and prevents the
1zilling of game in violation of State laws
for concealed shipment to States where it
can be sold in the open markets.
The Senate bill TO Investigate and report
upon the commercial and industrial con-
stitions in China and Japan was deba ted
at length but was vigorously antagonized
by the Democrats and they finally sue
ceeded in striking out the enacting clause
in committee and this motion was pend
ing when the House adjourned. II The
imotion prevails in the House the bill is
sl-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The range OF Thermometer at The Times
Office yesterday was as follows: 8 a. NJ.
a. AZ NJ. Ai: 8 p. N.. 50: s p. NJ. 10: 8
u AZ, %; i NJ. es. Average tempera-,
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Confined on Second Page.o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
WEATHER. FORECAST.

Forecast for Tuesday and "Wednesday
virginia and North CaroIina--F'air and
cooler Tuesday: brisk norsfiwessesiy 8
winds. "Wednesday fair and warmer
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-01-05
sCINTILLATIONs.
A. Interesting tumble or News And
Comment,

A. Interesting tumble or News And
Comment.
Ahout fifteen cases of emallpox in
light form are reported by local Pnysl-
clans at Mt. Olivet.
The cries of pet parrot saved a sleep
ing family in Cincinnati from burning
to death Monday night The bird per-
ished
Major Peter Gross, OF Lexington, hes
obtained for 81, 900 concession TO run
a restaurant at the Paris Exposition.
Nike KsbOe, the ball player, is now a
whiEkey drummer.
Richard Croker, the Tammany King,
Ras thrown from his horse in England
and his leg was broken.
Rudyard Kipling and his wife and
children are i'll in London.
a college professor in New York mis-
took his wife for burglar and shot her
fatally.
The eight wear old daughter Of Sam
Ballard, of Richmond, was fatally
burned by her clothing ca'chug FIRE
f ON gr1;e.
At Adairville DR.. NJ. T. Gay shot and
killed Ed. o. Grifey aud then com
mtled suicide.
Kid Mccoy pc Sf2, 600 of the $2a. 900
gate money of the Mccoy Maher fight
Monday at Coney leland Maher gets
s., 900. Mccoy and Fitzsimmuns have
agreed TO fight in April, and Maher will
have another go with Mccoy later.
The damage case of the five COviuR-
P. Tarvin is still in pro CESS.