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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
MEDICAL SOCIETY
OF VIRGINIA re
VA Hold lis Thirty-second Meeting
in Lynchburg.
The ORIGINAL LIVING MEMBERS
oa.y twenty-five Now Survive. But The
seeIety Has Large Membership.
D There Arc Several Female APP
pIles ,ts-The Programme.
The ORIGINAL LIVING MEMBERS
especial pispa,ch to The Times

LYNciBURG, VA. Nov. i-The Medl-
el Society O, Virginia will convene in
It's ti,irty-second annual session Tues
day night at o'c.ock in the Assembly
Hail OF Hill City DoJse, and Will be III
eession until Tnui sday night. at ~hlch
time a banquet Will re rendered the So
c.ety by the Isnchburg medical ira
te1rity.
On Wednesday, there will be a morning
session, beginning at $50, an afternoon
session at 4 O'Clock. and at night at D
o'clock. Two sessions will be he'd Thurs
! day at 10 =. n. and at i. Nj
At these sessions MIGRANT papers Will
be read t5y beading mtmbeis OF the pro-
iessfor. discussions VIII take place upon
various subjects. reports OF committees
wiA be maa.,- and other business trans
acted. slf
ANNUAL ELECTION.
On "Wednesday afternoon the annual
election of officers vii take pace.
About $50 members are expected, and
Giaong these Will be two ladies' There
vii ais. i..i present several lady physi-
clans who will apply iior membership.
The soaiety has onIy met twice before IN
this city, the first time in 1871, when it
occupied the basement of Centenary N
T. church, and the second time in the
I. NJ. {. A building, about ten years ago.
80 iAtSituSi snip Ol the society proDa-
bly, exceeds 1,e00 but of the ninety-two
doctors who assembled in Richmond NoY
q 1870, TO organize the society. only TWEEN
ty-two OF that number remain on the
register, nearly, every one of the others
having answered their last roll-call.
ORIGINAL MEMBERS.
The immortal twenty-five are as fol-
lows:
/. DR.. Benjamin Blackford. Stanton.
2. DR.. j. Herbert Claiborne, Peters
burg
s. DR.. Landon B. Edwards, Richmond.
4. DIR. j. r. Gildersleeve, Tazewcll
county.
5. DR.. Robert S. Hamilton, Augusta
county.
c. DR.. Lewis Z. Harvie. Jr., Danville.
Z. DIR. Frederick Horner, Jr.. Fauquler
county.
s. DR.. NJ. L. James, Richmond.~t
g. DIR. D. w. Iassiter, Petersburg
10. DIR. w. Augustus Lee. Petersburg
II. DR.. James e. McComo. Richmond.
1e. DR.. e. j. Moseev. Richmond
IS. DIR. Thomas J. Riddell. Richmond
il. DR.. c. NJ. Stigleman, Floyd Court
house.
IS. Or. H. Cabell Tabb. Richmond.
is. DR.. T. James Taylor, Brunswick
county.
i. DR.. William H. Taylor, Richmond
IS. DR.. Christopher Tompllins, Rich
mond.
10. DR.. John n. Tpshur. Richmond.
%. DR.. NJ. NJ. Walker. Oregon.
q. DR.. ]. Spottswood Wexford. Rich
mond.
%. DR.. Isaiah H White. Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
Preacher D.feuds Convention.
Especial Dispatch 10 The l'i,ne,

tsi"flaI DsPatch TO The Times
WINCHESTER. VA. November A.
IN his sermon al the Hraddock-
Street Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
last night Rev. W. IA. II. Joyce created
language those who are coi.-emnins the
t,orstitutiora! Convention.
He declared that no Christian man
wo,.d speak III of the members, who had
q high duty to perform. and used the
parable CT the sower to compare the con-
ysntion and those who criticise It
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
INTEREST IN WASHINGTON.
Wiseacres There Forecast Result Of Contests
Elsewhere To-day.
lHr Associated prcss

WASHINGTON. d. c., Nov. 4.-Politl-
clans of every faith III Washington are
waiting with great interest at the out
come of the elections h, ID in various
States ard cities tomorrow. IN the East
- great deal OF attention is evinced over
the results in New York and Philade!-
sphia. It is believed here however, that
Tammany's candidate viii De eEec.ed by
a small plura itv in New York. The
state of Pennsylvania viii be Republic
can by a greaely@reda sed vote
Virginia# is placed in thu Democratic
column, as Sllsuas, and likewise Maryland
Without Loui,t The Republican State
ticket ' II be elected in Ohio. and also
a Republican Legislature favorable to the
reelection OF Ssnat tor Foraker
Just what tha.cutcosna will b. in Ken
ticky is uncertain It is the opinion OF
well-posted politicians. however. that a
Democratic Legislature will be chosen as
the result Of to-u3rroW's hatt!e of bal
lots.
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Candidates viii All BE Elected.

Special Dispatch to The TiEes.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Nov. 9Th:
Republicans have no candidate for the
Legislature from this district and T.. T..
Stearnos will be easily elected tomorrow
The vote will not be large, but the State
Democratic ticket will carry throughout
this legislative district by good ma
iorty. with the possible exception OF one
precinct.
S. Gordon Cumming, the Elizabeth City
and Accomac DemocraticSnoninee will Is.
elected. Election day will be quiet and
nneventful i'll both districts. The fact
that the shipyard will shut down at noon noon
will tend to make the vote in this CITY.
larger than usual in " State election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
Thanks The Times.
Editor of Tho Times:

I
Strive desire to express to you our
appreciation for the unbiased and authe-
mic account of the recent football game
between the teams of the University and
the Virginia Polythenic Institute i {
other journals would adopt similar
policy and send competent mem to write
up these games. and not leave it to the
prejudice of some local reporter who is
suffering from defeat: there would be Il
better feeling existing between the insti-
buttons OF this State
Again commencing Your spirit of fair,
ness ard enterprise, we are,
Yours, with appreciation.
CONRAD p. CARTER.
Secretary General Athletic Associa-
tion.
Charlottesville, Va. November ., 1901.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05

In reply 10 the charge that he was Ia
Washington dude, Willard said that.V'r e
ginia Is his home by adoptton am ne el
interests are my interests. her peoplle are are
my people and her. God is my Gou. s
Wizards parting Injunction to the
crowd was Give en- hell Tomorrow t1
boys; give en- hell
sJcffrtes discussed mixed suffrag e anu M
the Booker washington dinner and &c ,e-
clared IS By the heip of God and s.ne
Democratic party the white people mean
tn rule; the negros political race Is near
" run y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
HOGE'S MUCH TALK.
Spoke -Four Kolrs, and Refused TO Divide
Tim. With Judge Williams.
fSpcciai Dispatch to The Times. /

Especial Dispatch TO lfe tlmes-l
PULASKI, VA, Nov. ii. Hampton
Hoge, Republican candidate for Cover
nor, spoke in the courthouse for tour
hours this afternoon to q large crowd.
He refused to have joint discussion
with Judge s. w. Williams, and also re
fused to divide time with him. the result
of which was that Judge Williams COM
mencetl to speak in the hall of the court
house and soon had a large part of Hoge,s
audience listening to him..
The indications are that the Democrats
will tlect all of their candidates except
the one for the House of Delegates, VINO
is opposed by L. T. Calfee. one of tie
ST ropgcst men in the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
MISSISSIPPI CAMPAIGN.
No Excitement aud Very Little Interest
Exists d stfi-3-l
~ A.soci:tn,l Pre..l

JACKSON, MISS. Nov. 4.-0n the eve
of the special election. involving the off
ces of State Treasurer and Secretary OF
State there is abso utely M excitement
and little interest existing. The cam
paign has been shart ara conducted
chiefly by correspondence. the mails hav-
ing bgen flooded for the las. tti. t. d.fs
with circulars
The two candidates residing in jack
son have not been out os the town, and
others have nrade but few speeches.
The candidates do not eXuect tnat more
than half a vote will be pollel at many
precincts. and it is said no elsctton will
be held at many places.
The weather is clear and Geld. with in
dica tons Of frost for Tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
SENATOR DANIEL. NOT WELL.
s.r. Glass Also Sick, aad Neithsr Nay Return
to the Convention.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times,

ISpeciaI Dispatch 10 The Times
IYNCHBG1iG, VA, November A.
Senator John w. Daniel continues
cutie unwel and remains for a greater
part of the time a, his home, in West
Lynchburg. On yesterday he took 4
long drive through the country with his
friend. Captain J. G. Featherston.
Senator Daniels anxiety about the Con-
sdtutional Convention retards his prog
rcss to recovery. but his physician is pos
i,tre in his advice that the Senator must
refrain absolutely from all occupation.
Mr.. Carter Glass physician has ordered
him TO go TO Watkins Glen. but he has
been 100 weak and unwell TO travel.
he is now confined to his bed and has
been unable to sleep for several nights.
dc Will leave for Watkins Glen just
as soon as he Is able
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
M'CAILL IN FRANKLIN.
EuIogized the Negro and Abused the White
Democrats,
(snccial pispatcll to rhc Times.i

Special Dispatch, to The Timesl
ROCKY MOUNT, VA, Nov. An I'M
usually large crowd attended County
Court here to-day, most of whom We're
Lei tcrats, who came TO hear State Sem
ator Rarksdaie discuss the Issues i'll the
campaign. Owing to the failure of Barks-
dale TO put in his appearance they driftcd
10 the outskirts OF the small crowd of
negroes and white Republicans who were
on the court green listening to enc OF
Pat McCaull.s characteristic negro Re
publican speeches. McCanll's speech was
euiogy= Of the negro throughout and
abuse OF white Democrats with no at
tempt whatever at argument.
Franklin Democrats We're deeply dis
appointed at not having Q visiting speaker
to address them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
NORTHERN PACIFIC TANGLE.
Plan OF Settlement Said to Have Pcen Agreed
Upon.
(By Associated Press,

NEW YORK. Nov. Alt was unotil-
cially stated tonight that an agreement
had been practically reached whereby
the tangle in the Northwestern Railroad
situation, resulting from the corner OF
Northern Pacific shares on the Stock
Exchange early in May, and which
caused the panic of May 9th. will be
settled. Officials absolutely refuse to
give out any statement in regard to the
rumored agreement.
1t was stated on good authority, how
ever. that tho settlement will be based
primarily on the retirement of the
Northern Pacific preferred stock on a
basis of 115. CT above. and the issuance
Of 4 II per cent bonds, one third of which
will be allotted to the Union Pacific in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
DAN HOGAN KILLED.
Shot Dcw1 by lis Own Son for Striking His
Wife.
sBv Associated Press.l

CHICAGO. Nov 4.--Dan NJ. Hogan.
known far and wide as book-maker and
sporting man. was shot and killed by his
son. Dan NJ Hogan, Jr. The cause as
signed for the shooting was the abuse and
brutality of the head of the household IN
striking his wife.
The jury returned verdict of "iusti-
fable homicide Hogan was 80 years
old and left property valued at upwards
of $50 GEO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
Mayor Barton Net in Race.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

WINCHESTER, VA, November A.
Mayor r. T. Barton, who has been
spoken of as d possible successor to the
late United States Judge John Paul, said
today that he was not in the race. He
also said that two Republicans and two
Democrats had written for his endorse
ment that he had replied to one and
was preparing to endorse the other.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
in 1 { / R'ES I CENTRE
in NEW YORk, FIGHT
(Continlied from First Page.)

right to vote. ..8s3s.55.1 IS.
The weather promises to be clear and
COOL
Chairman G. G. McGhord of the Demo
cratic State Campaign Committee. to-
night gave out statement in which he
claims the Democrats will have twenty
two or tWenty-threc members of the sen-
ate in the next General Assembly and
from sixty-two to sixty-five of the one
hundred members of the lower House.
This General Assembly will elect a United
States Senator to succeed William ].
Deboe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
IN COLORADO
Repetition Of Disorders OF Last Election Are
Feared.
{By Associated. .rrcss. !

{By Associated -Fress.l
DENVER, coll, Nov. 4,--Hoth the DEM
ocratic anG Republican party leaders. to-.
night express confidence in the result of
to-morrow's election.
The Democrats control several of the
county offices. The sheriff, however. sup
ports the Republican ticket, and it is as
serted that he will appoint n large num-
Der of deputies for duty at the polls.
while on the other hand. the fire ana pb-
lice board. composed Of Democrats. is
charged with appointing large force of
special policemen to counterfeit the action
Of the sheriff.
tween the police and the deputy sheriffs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
Pesidsrc, Entered,

The residence. of Mr.. Abbey Page OF
Spring Street. was entered last night by
the means of front window and uuan-
tity of groceries, etc. carried away. Off
GER Amos. of the Third District. was put
to work on the case and has discovered
the thief's shoes, and expect to land him
from Il clue in which the shoes play a
prominent part.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
Missing Girl Located.

Nellie capIto, the young girl who had
heen missing from her home. No. 1918
Mills Street. since last Friday morning.
was located Yesterday by her mother.
Mrs. Joseph capito. at the residence OF
her aunt. on South Pine Street. where
she had been since Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
NOT A SINGLE SPEECH.
Campaign In Prince Edward County Has Eeen
Very Quiet.
Especial Dispatch TO The Time

Especial Dispatch 10 The Tincs.)
FARMVILLE, VA, Nov. 4.-The cleo
ton to be held tomorrow will be very
quiet, so far as the voters of Prince
Edward county are concerned: There has
rot been one speech made in the county
during the present campaign. therefore
The interest Of the people has not been
aroused. The vote poiled will, in .all
proba bility, be very small, but as here
tofore the Democrats will carry ,the
county ny large majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
i Hinli Eallv.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.l
HARRISONBURG, VA, NOV. 4.--Ths
Democrats and Republicans had Il final
rally tonight bsfore the election. w. L.
RICHARDS. of Warren. and Senator Geo.
q. Keezell. addressed the Democrats in
Assembly Hall. and Geo. E. Spe. Capt.
Warren 8. Lnrty, and George N. Earman
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
SPEAKING IN GREENESVlLLE.
Lassiter, Yarrell and West Arouse The
Voters
fSpcciol Dispatch to .:ne Times. !

EMPORIA, VA. Nov. 4.-trha closing
speeches OF the campaign here. were Ge-
liverel to-day by Congressman Francis
r. Lassiter of Petersburg: Judge l.. d.
Yarrell of Washington, and Judge j. T.
West, of Waverly.
AL! of tho speeches aroused much en-
thusiasm. the speak ers being heartily and
frequently applauded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
clase C1mnaign in Stafford.
,c.,ao.,, nisn,,.h To Tho Times

thicttNI .I1ISlE1tcFt " = f9'''.
FREDERICKSBURG "a. Nov: Is.
r. Kelley. of Richmonu and G. E, Wal
lace. of Stafford. closed the campaign at
Spotsylyania Courthouse to-day. Tho Re-
publicnns had no speaker present, but all
of the candidates We're busy canvassiHs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
HOBBS Captured.

Officers Amos King and Marion raideti
the hoho camp just above Hollywood yes
terday afternoon and arrested six of the
f.pe1ts as suspicious characters. The Off
GERS were disguised and soon made friends
with the tramps-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
False Alarm.

a still alarm was turned in from fIar-s
rison's GruG store at FnIlshee and Broad
Streets at I:41 O'Clock Sunday night. &C.
casioned by some smoke that came
through from Mann s. Brnwn.s hot house
next door. at swhicn place they were put
ting coal in the furnace. No damage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
In Massachusetts.

fEy Associntcd Pres5.)
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Nov 4-Colo-
nei L. Goeting, chairman of the Eepubl.-
can State Committee. said to-day
We shall be satisfied if Governor Crane
receives a plrralty OF $4,000. The diff
guilty will be in getting the vote OUT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
IN IOWA.
Democrats Hopeto Reduce Majority IN That
(Ey Associated Press.

(Ey Assoc1atcd Ircss.J
DIES MONIES. IOWA, Nov. i.-Aibert
B. Cummings, Republican candidate for
Governor Of Iowa, closed his campaign
at a large meeting in this city tonight.
John Bryan, in charge of the literary
bureau Of the Republican State Com
mittee. said to-day that the heavy snow
throughout Iowa would increase the lie
publican vote 10000 by driving the farm
ers from the corn field and giving them
Il chance to cast their ballots.
Frank N. Stewart chairman OF the
Democratic Committee, is of opinion that
the Republican plurality in Iowa will be
substantially lowered this year He also
believes that the number of Democratic
county officers in Iowa will be larger
than it has been anytime in recent
YEAR. .5fP+1-z ss-5Ts2 Ttss5t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
West Virginia Central.

Especial Dispatch to The Tmcs)
HARRIsDNBURG. VA. Nov. 4-'The
West Virginia Central Railroad has en-
gagged quarters here, and ,Yil at once per-
feet arrangements looking to an extern
sion of their road to this point.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
York emocra,ic.

IAMPICO, VA, Nov 4.-f'rhe Demo-
Gratis of York county will nave Il walk
over this election. The Republicans will
not make a fight, and l.. F. Stearns will
be elected by a large majority over the
two Independents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
NEW JERSEY.
Democratic eh.lrnan Says Prospects Wer,

Eem0eTdtlt lhalfman says Fftspst1z Wsts
Never Brighter.
tBy Associated Press.
NEWARK, Nj. Nov. AT Replbli-
can headquarters Franklin Murphy. the
partys candidate for Governor. and Vice.
Chairman e. X. Stokes to-day said the
Republican would carry New Jersey by
TO- GOO plurality.
At the Democratic Safe headquarters IN
Jersey City Chairman Gourley declared
that the prospects were never brighter
for Democra tic success, ind that Jane
Seymour would be elected Governor by
at least 5000 plurality.
Last year the State went Republican
by 81, 600.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
bo Ran;,{,licauB In a stora-

addressetl the Republicans in a stora-s
roo as -
The Republicans seemed to have the.
largest crowd, but the majority r1.tsy OF their
audience were lie groe
Il is sdifIicult to predict the result OF
to. 1rrrrow's election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
shoplif,er Arrested.

Arthur Rowlsy. !, young white nan. Was
arrested yesterday afterneoa as. dficsr
Lang az Fifth and Dnval strsetss charged
with shopiiftins;. The man was discover
ed leaving the store with three efestks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
STEPPED FROM JAG TO JAG.
Willard Lays s'rong Claim to Virginia
Hot Parting Shot.
fsrecial Dispatch 70 Tao Times. }

s,TFFOLK, VA. Nov. 4.-state sena-
tor Jeffries and Joseph Z, Willard, nomi-
nee Tor Lieutenant Governor, aroused en-
thusinsm by stump speeches at Isle of
Wight Courthouse this afternoon After
discussing the partS's record Wil,a11t;,
quoted Snaunccy Depew as having in
CURED il -sse were the man, who. >.s-
ing a n,etcorlc flight across the continent
had stepped from jag TO jag.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
JONES AND DOWNING.
They Sro':e a. Warsaw, nud Received .
Ovation,

- ------
WARSAW, VA. Nc. 4-Thos ]. Down
ing, esq. of Lancaster. and Congressman
W. A. Jones were given an ovation fore
to-day. where they addressed the voters
in the courthouse.
They impressed upon the Democrats
the Importance of voting tn-morrow. and
this county can be relied upon to give 4
cord Democratic majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05

Richmond Hive. No. ), Lady Macca-
bees. will hold an important business
initiation and sociabte review to-day at
s P NJ. at Lee Camp Hail All mesi-
bers are cordially invited to be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05

in which several men were killed ana
wounned, and similar trouble Is expected
this year if tie same tactics be followed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
Mashed His EaGd.

There were u number of amhulanrs
calls Sunday and yesterday. The most
important one was TO Sam Winters
white man employed at the Locomotive
Works. who mashed his hand In ma
chinery. He was treated and left.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-06
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
Express Train Leaves Rails and
Wrecks Depot.

Frankford, Germany. Dec Ga
most extraordinary accident oc-
Cured here this morning when a
handsome railway station in the
heart of the city was wrecked by
the Orient express AS the train
pulled into the city the brakes re
fused to work aud the engine
jumped the track 1t rushed
across the platform and crashe
into the station bringing the walls
and roof down upon itself The
waiting room WAS full, and while
many were hurt the deaths were
miraculuusly few
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-06
Silver Cliff News.

A large number of poles for
Silver Cliffs electric light PROPOSE
ton. says the Silver Cliff Rustler,
have already been delivered and
the work of installing the plant
and erecting the line will no doubt
soon be commenced
The King of the Carbonates is
being steadily worked and. with
very encouraging results. The
lessees have gotten out a goodly
quantity of ore which is now be-
ing hauled to the Rocky Mountain
concentrator on Grape creek, where
it will be reduced ready for ship
ment. 1t is expected that there
will be about three car loads of
these concentrates
Work has been resumed by
George Phillips on the Bon Ton, a
promising mining proposition near
the Ben Eaton in the Rosita dis
trict.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-06
rlother and Daughter Burned.

Pittsburg, Dec 6-Early this
morning fire destroyed the pretty
Klee residence near Carnegie's,
The blaze was discovered by a
passer- by before the family was
awake The fire started down
stairs and cut off escape from the
bedrooms. When the father awoke
he saw at once that the only way
to save his children WAS TO drop
them out of window to the
ground, about twenty-five feet.
He called his seven children aud
while he was dropping six of them,
one, Marie. rushed into another
room in an effort to escape Mrs,
Klee tried to rescue her daughter,
The tiremen came in time to rescue
Mr.. Klee but his wife and daugh-
ter perished in the flames
Mr.. Klee is violently insane
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-06
Negro Lad,s Inventions.

Washington, ID C Dec 6 The
government board of ordinance. at
its meeting which began today.
will be called upon to consider the
merits of a new rapid fire gun The
gun is the invention of Eugene
Perkins, a young negro, whose
parents and grandparents were
slaves, and who himself worked
until three years ago setting up
pins in Chicago bowling alley
He is without more than com
mon school education, and his sur
roundlngs were not calculated TO
cultivate his mind on the subject
of mech anics. Yet he has invent
ed this gun, applied for patent
ON it, successfully defended his
application against the suits of
Maxim and obtained all the claims
he has asked for, nineteen in
mum ber
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-06
GUILTY OF MURDER.
Two Bank Robbers Sentenced to
be Hanged.

Storm Lake, Ia, Dec. 6-Albert
Philips and Lewis Brooks in No
vem Der tried to rob the Greenville
bank They were discovered and
two officers tried to arrest them.
The robbers shot and killed t.e
officers and escaped They were
afterwards captured. tried for
murder, and this morning received
the death sentence.