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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
OBITUARY..
MRS Maggie Stew ri Callahan

Mrs. Maggie Stewart Callahan. wife
at Mr.. John j. Callahan, died yesterday
morning at O'Clock at her residence,
after a brief illness
she vas devoted wife and was loved
i,y an who knew her, for she possessed
a loveiv disposition, and she lived anu
died a true Christian. She leaves q nus. n''s-
hand and infant child. and her mother,
N,,,s5 Il. Stewart Miss Carrie and MISS
Lille Stewart Of Petersburg, and Mrs
John Webb of I.athrop. Mo.
Her remains viii be taken to Peters-
burg tomorrow morning at 9:o5 A NJ.
for interment in Blandford Cemetery.
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Shot Down by Burglars.
(Bv5 Associated Press.)

WARREN. MICH. Nov. 2,6--Clint f.
Osborne, assistant postmaster and pro-
prietor of the general store in this vii
lage, was shot dead carly to-day by one
of a gang of robbers that had entered
the Warren. Bank and blown open the
safe. There We're three or four men in
the gang of burglars.
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.Tammany Chief Denies.

NEW. YORK. Nov % Charles F. Muir
ply. the leader Of Tammany Hall: who
returned to the city today from Michi-
gan. led that ne mao gwen any NJ
struc..,a..s to Tammany Aldermen in re-
gard to the Pennsy lvania# Railway tunnel
franchise During NJ; aInrpny's absence
in8ttle West it was ~ 5orted that ne mad
issued orders to the fammany Aldermen
to ratify the franchise.
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Ja2t The theatres.

:: |: !: !: !. s:::.s:::t
Rose Coghlan. supported by company
Of unusual merit, viii appear at the
Academy this afternoon and tonight in
4. ". Pinero's famous drama, The Sec
onG Mrs. Tanaueray.'' Every famous ac-
tfess of The civilized world has appeared
or clanored to appear as the much dis
el'ssed Paula Ray, afterwards The Sec
oad Mrs Tanqueray.'' That it is a brill
liant play, written in brilliant English and
constructed with great fnesse and skill,
even those who assail it. on the ground
that such social problems are unfit for
stage presentation. freely admit. The last
act in which Miss #Coghlan discovers the
Identity of the man who is to- marry
die pure, convent-taught5 daughter OF Au-
trey Tanqueray, is a splendid exhibition
OF the torture of a suffering woman enily
awake to the realization of the prccep-,
las ye SOW, so shall We reap"
Rosemary the latest success of the
Girren Company is to be seen at the
Academy tomorrow and Saturday. The
s,,1ay was produced in Norfolk last week
with immense success. Miss Grayce
Scott. one of the most charming ingcnues
on the American stage, Is seen in the part
OF pCrOfh lliS loic@l i.AAd
the foundation Of all Maud Adams later
successes.
Rosemary is the forerunner Of great
list of attractions that Mr.. G.ffen holds
ir store for the playgoers of this section
This season: Trilbv. Captain Swift and
others Of that class are to follow. In each
instance the productions will be made
fla1n5 the original models and VII De
faithfully carried out in every detail
For, tonight Manager Wells has several
f,laa SAINT surprises up his sleeve for the
University OF Virginia boys The house
has been decorated for their coming, and
IN The stage several localisms and foot
4.,l, references will be used for the espe-
ciaI Benefit of the alumni and its guests
4. IS still possible to get seats In the
l,aloot,, for to-night's performance. but
the whole body of the house down stairs
@itl. an the boxes. are at the disposal OF
the alumni
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. HYDE in which
i tils,lald Mansfield achieved his most SEN
eational success. Viii be one of two plays
"a. he presented al the Bijou Theatre next
week by the George Fawcett Company.
with Mary Shaw, from Baltimore. George
! I-twcett viii play the dual role Of Henry
Jokyli eminent physician, and EDWARD
f5vGe arch fiend and murderer
peaceful Valley. a rural comedy used
| nv the late Sol. Smith Russell. VIII also
as presented during the Week.
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Miss Ma linda Perkins,

fSpecial Disnatch to The Times.)
DANvII.LE. VA November 26.-Nliss
Nslinda Perkins, aged seventeen years.
died at her home. No. 404 North Main
sI,,eet, this morning at 1880 o'clock OF "
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Mrs Scnl,ia Adkins.

Special Dispatch to The Tfmesl
.R6NDO, VA. Nov. 26.-N1rs. Sophia
ADKINS wife of Mr.. Raloh Adkins aisd
daughter of Mr.. James Parish, died at
This place yesterday morning.
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WANTED.
COME INVESTIGATE.
THE BIG HOLIDAY SALE.
GREATEST EVER OFFERED.
PRICES EGUALLED.
THE FAMOUS GABLE" PIANOS
THE BEsT-THE CABLE ORGANS.
ALI. KINDS MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS
NOW GOING ON
THE CABLE co.
no. 81. EAST BROAD STREET.
WHERE CAN Il BUY a NICE MAS
.nresenu? is the question. Its answer
is-at Cable Co.'S, No. 2i3 East Broad
Street. The greatest. ba. gain sale in
all kinds Of musical instruments ever.
offered to the Richmond pubic Cash
@ or credit
CALL. EARLY AND PICK OUT THE
hest at the n nth annual Xmas sale of
Gable Co.'S Three hundred of the best
pianos ana organs at hait-price. II
You haven't the money. your credit Is
good.
THE GABLE" PIANO IS FAMOUS.
FREE CONCERTS EVERY DAY AT
Cable Co.'S by the world greatest
"Chasea & Baker piano player. Every
body invited.
ar NEVER RAINS But IT POURS.'
The { able Co. are raining the greatest
bargains IN pianos and organs cash
or Hcreait1 ever known in Richmond.
and the pubic are pouring in 10 take
advantage OF them.
.PRAcTICE WHAT YOU PREACH.
Small profit, many sales. Is what the
Cable Co. breaches, and if you VIII
call to see their holiday prices you'll
say they I've UP to it to the ve4y letter.
GUITARS. BANJos, MANDoLINs,
violins, Zi.hers. ETC.. must go below
monographs Come early and get your
choice. The Gable Co., No. 2l3 East
Broad Street.
No HOME. IS. COMPLETE WITHOUT
a world famous Gable piano
FIRST CONE. FIRST SERVED. WITH
the finest of everything in the musical
line for Xmas presents. at and below
cost The Cable Co.
yoI-R CREDIT. IS GOOD WITH THE
Cable Co. Get one OF nose so0 ? amos
chance.
GREATEST VALUES IN RENTED
nianos Get the best from the Gable
Co. No. o13 East Broad Street.
SOMETHING NEW-AUsICAIl CABI-
nets. art site design and finish. The
| Gable Co.
THE GREATEST PIANO AND ORGAN
sale ever attempted In this city is now
goins on at the Cable Co.'S. II you
haven't the ready money. your credit
is good
BUY NO OTHER UNTIL YOU SEE
! and hear the wonderful zonophone and
Edison monograph. the acknowledged
leaders of talking machines snecial
holiday prices at the Cable Co.. No. u;
East Broad Street
WANTED-TO BUY TWO GOOD SEC
, ond hand double drum hosting En-
sines with boilers Address P. 0.
Box S21
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will be to put the local authorities In
position to fix the responsibility for the
and to punish any person found
to be guilty.
MEXICAN CAT HOLICS
Movemertto Establish an Independent
Church Not Formidable.
(Ey Associated Press

tEy Associated Press.)
MEXICO CITY. November 26--The
movement for the establishment in Mexico
OF a National Catholic Church is not con-
sidered Formidable although number of
priests are ready&to join a movement slH-
.lar to that which has resulted In the es-
Establishment of a Catholic church lnde-
pendent Of Rome in the Philippines.
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Chiid's Fall Fatal.

Allen Hickman. thealittle son Of MI.
and Mrs Wiliam Hickman. of Chester
field. who died as the result ot'- 1ail
from the balnstrade in his home. was
buried III Rich,nond yesterday The
child. while sliding dawn the balustrade,
..I,5 f,actIl,.if,+r his skull
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Mrs. Isaac Summers.

Special Dispatch to The Timeso
ITRAY, VA, Nov. 26-Nrs. Isaac
c,,,,,rners wifs. Of a vel! known citizen.
died to-day at her home near Ida. aged
s;xtv-rf1ree Years She leaves husband
:, "a c.ayr.z,lt children
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

WANTED. a. POSITION AS CONTAIN.
ion or to nurse a sick or invalid lady:
have had some experience In hospital
nursing and caring for nvalIds.. can
show certificates from Richmond doc
tors Address l.. NJ. c.. Carrier No. s..
Petersburg. Va. or apply to the Chief
Nurse. Nurses Settlement. Richmond,
Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

a REFINED AND. TRUSTWORTHY
LADY, wishes to obtain positions as
holISekecpera or companion to invalid
lady. good references given: no objec-#
ton to leaving city. Address 4COMPAN-#
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

WANTED. BY a REFINED LADY OF
SIS Years of age. position as matron In
some linen department. In hotel or some
public institution: companions for lady or
assistan houseKeeper, correspondence
solicited Address Box Is. Charlott0
Courthouse Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

PARTY WITH L. YEARS EXPERIENCE,
in grocery business would like employ
rment of some kind: can give reference.
T. w. MINOR, Third Avenue. Chestnut
Hill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

LADY WANTS POSITION TO DO TYPE.
writing and general office work: woutd
do typewriting or copying at home Ad-.
dress s. FL care this office.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-rEnALE.

WANTED POSITION AS sTENoGkA-
a pher9 and tvpewriteraby young lday with
best references. Address G. NJ q care
y this office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

Having been appointed private secre-
tary to Congressman ii. l. Maynard,
Senate Committee Clerk S. ". Neimeyer.
Of Portsmouth, has resigned his position
here and Mr.. G. II Williams. OF Befk-
ley, has been appointed in his place. Mr..
] Il. Henley. former committee clerk,
of Norfplll has been made clerk TO the
new Joint committee on special local and
private legislation,
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DEATHS.t

c.AI2y-Djed, at the residence of her
narelts. on Government Road. Miss
ROSA AMELIA GARY, oldest daughter
Of MIR. George NJ. Gary and Mrs Annie
u cary. in the eighteenth Year OF her
atra she died at $50 p. NJ yesterday.
Funeral notice later
,rrRPHY.-Died. at the residence Of her
y ,,,3sha,5d. Michael Murphy. No ISIS r..
l1...Ilsii,,a5 November, % 1902. at $50 p.
NJ Ni.a' Mrs. cArHERlSE MURPHY.
Funeral from ST. Peters Cathedral
FRIDAY. November ss:h, at ~ :, CLOCK.
NJ with high mass OF requiem
Er;e,,ds invited 10 attend. lnterment a t
Nra,,nt cavalry Cemetery. NO flowers.
Baltimore and Jersey City papers
please copy.
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WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED TEACH
Err desires position: teaches English.
Latin French AID Music best rsIer.s
Clarksville Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

WA N,rED-A sLADY DESIRES a POSI-
ton as stenographer and typewriter:
has had office experience and can ftir-
nishl first-casS references Address
..WORKF. care this office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

WANTED. "A. SITUATION AS TEACHER
or housekeeper In private family, or
assistant In some school For partt-
culars address Mrs. s. T., Box go, Mad
isouville. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

IF YOU ARE OUT OF, WORK TIE
Sunday or Daily Times will advertise
for employment for you II YOU WIZ cut
out#the Free Coupon and send it with
your adj
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

a FIRST CLASS HOTEL PASTRY COOK
and confectionerl desires position as
such; table ornaments ana general ban-
quet work a speciality: No. references
try Cook. care Leadts Office. Richmond.
s#S5=a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

WANTE.p. A SITUATION AS VISIT
ing teacher reader and secre tary; or
pupils in F,slish Mathema tics. Music
and Art. references exchanged. Address
..EXPERIENCE." 6l3 E. Leigh Street
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WANTED, POSITION MS sTENoGReA-
pher: have had experience and can tu TUE
nish good references. Address Miss -
i J. p COS e. Clay Street. city.
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DESIRES POSITION
to superintend in a nice home or as
l!nsn-room matron in first-ciass hotel
Address C. D., Hopeful. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

WANTED. "A CHANGE. IN BUSINESS
bv- a young man who has been with the
present house over three years exper-
fenced in general office work. shipping.
collecting and as salesman. also has
Knowledge. of ook-keeping. position with
new manufacturing concern preferred.
but anything considered, VIII demon
strate ability, besides furnishing refer
: encess. asks only living salary to start.
but prospects must be bright. Address
.AMBITiOUS.. care this office.
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BOARD WANTED.

WANTED. sEOARDERS-ONEt& OF THE
finesr locations on Church Hill: first
class accommodation: 26to E. Frank
lin Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

CALL EARLY AND PICK OUT Il
beet. ut the n nth annual MAS sale of
X Gable Co. s. Thee hundred OF the best
pianos ana organs at halt-price. II
you haven't the money. your credit Is
! rOnG.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

SIN wELI~GRoNN BOYS
Hof fair education to learn cylinder press
feeding; good wages for competent, ana
careful boys A. EIOEN & CO.. Bank
near Twelfth Street.
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WANTED, FOR u. S. ARMY: ABLE
bodied. unmarried men. between ages OF
y and So, citizens OF United states. OF
good character and temperate .hanitss VINO yll
can speak read and write English. For
information apply to RECRUITING OF
FICER. 10 East Broad. Richmond, Va.
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..I1, NEVER RAINS But IT POURS.''
trba tabIe Co are raining the greatest
bargains IN pianos and organs cash
or.fcreaitl ever known in Richmond.
and the pubic are pouring in 10 take
advantage of them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

VISITORS on tie aoor OF the House yes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

Hon. Il. T. West the genial and accom-
plishoa gentleman representing Louisa
county ia the House Of. Delegates, is
the author of a liquor bill, which will
~, hatly contested in both houses of the
General Assembly. Mr.. Nests a gen.
tielflan whose counteuance glows with
the roses of health and his cmbonpoint
SIS a result OF good digestion Is SO pro-
,53lsY3red that he is not taken seriously
ia the championship OF his measure, \
visiting constituent was overhead to
remark Yesterday Frank. il You want 10.
c!t that likker bill through, Yer had
better take down Yer sign.
AS matter of fact Mr.. West never
takes a drink.
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WANTED. POSITION CLER1S1NG IN
retaiI dry goods or clothing store. or
similar employment by a young man OF
experience in general merchandise BUS
mess; best references furnished ADJ
dress u. w. Shacklefords $. va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

DR.. n. b. Ware Of Amherst. has a bill
which he viii shortly offer III the House
to amend the charter of The Sweet Briar
institute. OF his county. The amendment
proposes to require that not more than
two members of the Board of Directors.
shall be Of the same religious faith, and
VIII give Amherst county forty free
scholarships. and one to each senatorial
district in.tlle State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

WANTED. IA SITUATION AT ONCE BY
a 5first-class young man; an, a .. X
printer by trade, but will work at any
thing that pays q living salary 70 start
with: references and q trial will prove
what I am Address WORKER. Box
1O4 FarInville Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

$3.50 CABINET GRAND PIANO USED,
less than a year: will sell for less than
one-half cost. Address Hurry. care
Leader Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

THE GREATEST PIANO AND ORGAN
sale ever attempted In this city is now
going on at the Cable Co. $. II you
haven't the ready money. your credit
is good.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED SITUATION AS FIREMAN
by man of fifteen years experience. can
furnish reference. Address Gil Reser-
voir Street
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rrTE .CABI.En PIANO is FAMOUS.

FREE CONCERTS EVERY DAY AT
Cable Co. s by the worlds greatest
@Chase & Baker" piano player. Every
BODY invited.
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q 2l3 EAST BROAD STREET.

WHERE CAN L BUY a NICE NNIAS
presen,? is the question. Its answer
is-at Cable Co.'S. No PIG East Broad
& Street. The greatest ba4 gain sale IN
al kinds OF musical instruments ever.
soffersd to the Richmond public. Cash
or credit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

BUY NO OTHER UNTIL YOU SEE
: and hear the wonderful zonophone and
Edison monograph. the ACKNOWLEDGED
leaders of talking machines. Snecial
E holiday prices a the Cable Co.. No. 213
East Broad Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

V,NTED. SITUATION BY FIRST
class fireman: understands pumps, In
jector inspiration, or assistant engineer.
can stand examination. FOREMAN,
care this office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MORE HEAT WITH LESS COAL.
Have the Southern Asbestos Co. cover
your furnace pipes with ASBESTOS.
Bell phone 142S
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WANTED. POSITION AS srENoGRA-
pher by an expert. best of reference, fur
ntshed Address '.ENPEIsT SIENo-
GRAPHE.R,'ts care this offiee-
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WANTED. a SITUATION AT ONCE By
a sirst-class man as bartender: thor
oushy understands bar ana restaurant
3 business. high recommendation furnish
ed Address w. NJ, care this Office.
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.PRAcTICE WHAT YOU PREACH"
Small profit. many sales; is what the
Cable Co. breaches, and II You VIII
call 10 see their holiday prices you'll
say they I've up to it to the vesy letter.
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Tho Mann liquor resolution is going
"a cause a big fight IN the Senate, and
if I'll passes that body it's gong 70
STIR tip equally as much Of battle IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

it is evident that the subject Of cor
porations BIS railig 20 give the comm tees
:, s.reftts.{!tsal Of trouble. The Committee.
on Roads VIII frame these oliis ana tiles
will ID reviewed by the Committee on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19
REEVES AND NELLY FACE TO FACE
DECLARE EACH OTHER FALSIFIERS

Havana, Jan. 1s.-When the trials Of
the cases resulting from the Cuban
postoffice frauds was resumed in the
Audencia court today the cross-exam-
nation Of C. f. ". Nicely, ex-ehief of
the bureau Of finance, was continued.
Nicely said that his 20. X" on bills
under the head Of miscellaneous only
signified the goods had been received.
None Of Rathbone's private bills for
receptions given at FL CerrO palace,
Havana, the witness said, We're paid
from the postal funds. Nicely denied
telling c. NJ. Rich, his first assistant.
that Nicely had saved Rathbone $1,000
by including his private accounts in
those of the postal department. He
also denied that he had entered into a
conspiracy with Reeves and Rathbone
10 defraud by issuing duplicate war
rants. He said al the warrants were
drawn in Reeves office. They might
have been cashed in the postoffice or
in a bank
Nicely was confronted with Reeves
three times. He maintained perfect
compOsure and evaded no questions,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19
CROSS THE OCEAN
IN QUICK TIME
Project Of q New Steamship
Company Now Being Formed.
TOUSE THE TURBINE ENGINES
SPEED OF ABoUT IS MILES AN
HOUR PREDICTED.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-To clip from
n twenty-four 10 thirty-six hours
from the record tiue Tor crossing
the Atlantic is the promise Of the New
York & European Steamship company.
new transatlantic steamship line,
which offers assurance Of a speedy full
fillment Of this pledge. This company.
which has already applied for pier
privileges in this city ana formulated
the larger part Of its plans, expects
by the substitution Of tie turbine en-
gInes for these now in use to secure d
constant speed Of thirty knots an hour
in its new boats.
Such a speed viii mean that passen-
gers can be carried from this country
10 Europe in a little more than four
days
The success that has attended the
use Of the turbine engine in Europe.
and especially the remarkable speed
that has been obtained thereby, has
naturally raised the question as 20 its
adaDtability for transatlantic steam
ers. IA this city a strong company
has been organized and plans have
beer pretty Well completed for this
new line
To cutoff .. day in the time Of cross
ing The Atlantic viii mean TO bring
e1OTmOus profits TO the steamship
company which succeeds in doing il.
Mails not only Of this country, but
those which are beginning to pass
through from Australia and the far
east. viii naturally fall 10 the steam
ship company that can handle them
quickest. Delivered at Queenstown.
these mails could, according 20 the
plans of the New York & European
company. be carried in three days and
seven hours, q reduction Of two days
from the present tue.
OF the Importance and value of the
turbine engine, Professor r. H. Thurs
Ton recently spoke At Length before
the Society of Mechanical Engineers.
The report that ]. p. MOrgan's steam
ship combination would embrace the
American, Red Star. White Star, At
lantic Transport. Leyland. Wilson and
Dominion lines, and probably the Gun
ard, having received confirmation from
England. cables from the Liverpool
Jurnal OF Commerce being freely
cdoted
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explaining all transactions clearly and
giving Reeves the lie direct.
When Nicely denied that he had
forged the names Of the warrants,
Reeves was put upon the stand 10 re-
iterate the statement previously made
that either he or Nicely had forged
the names Nelly looked Reeves in
the eye and babe him repeat the state
ment. This Reeves rfused TO do. Nee
ly's lawyer then asked the court 10
appoint experts 10 examine the sig
natures with the view Of discovering
the fOrgeT. The fiscal objected 10 the
step. but the court said it would note
the request,
Res gain confronted Nicely with
the s-aLe1ant that Nicely told him
when he Vas departing for the United
States II September, 1893, that he was
taking win him $1,000 which he had
collected on duplicate warrants. The
court asked Nicely what he had 10 say
10 this, and he replied that Reeves
was crazy and that he would show TO
the court that Reeves was not with
him under the circumstances related.
The court then adjourned.