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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19

Yesterday morning at ) O'Clock the spirit
OF this well-kncwn and highly-esteemed
lady passed from earth and entered the
land beyond the river.
The publication Of this fact VIII attract
the attention OF large circle Of friends
throughout the State.
Mrs.. Martha Ann Dogget., the daughter
Of Geolge and Ann VI. Gwa.bmey. of
Lynchburg. was born i'm that city August
-, 1872. Her parents were Of honorable
ancestry and occupied an cnyiable position
among the prominent families OF Pied
mont Virginia. She received an excellent
education, and at ~ early age guve
promise Of life Of usefulness a. IN inmate
OF very happy home circle and as a mem-
ber OF the communion in which she died.
In biographical sketch Of her husband,
written by Rev. DIR. John l.. Edwards. oc-
ours this record: "In 1874 Bishop Doggett-
was stationed In Richmond. During this
year he was united In marriage with Miss
Gwathmcy, OF Lynchburg- with whom he
lived for forfy-six years i'm holy wcdlock.v ~
Her husband was at this time member
OF the Virginia Annual Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and as the
companion OF an itnerant minister she be-
came at different periods OF her life resi-
dent OF Lynchburg, Petersburg, Norfolk,
and this city.
For many years she has lived In our
midst-a worthy wife and mo,fer--a genial
and trusted friend.
Her children. who survive her, consti-
tute only portion OF numerous family OF
sons and daughters. During her last ill.,
ness she received every token OF affection
ate attention from the living members OF
the household, and from many friends, TO
whom she was bound 10y lifelong ties Of
sympathy and love-.
In the parlor OF the family residence Of
the married daughter-MrS. W. TazeweIl
Fitzgerald-No., II south Third street.. IL
an elegant portrait OF herself. hanging be-
side an excellent picture Of her husband,
and in the clcarly-marked features ~ they
are portrayed upon the 81 eaking ca vas
an unframed eye can easily detect those
distinguishing traits of character which
gave her during her entire life a well-sus-
tanned reputation FOR fiXcdncss Of purpose,
an answering allegiance 10 what she be-
lieved to be Just and right. and calm re-
lance upon the available readiness OF tho--
roughly executive will.
She entered her seventeen year with
very little hope OF living until the advent OF
another summer; but she was ready for the
exchange OF worlds, and has entered into
rest.
Her funeral will take place from Ccnte-
nary church this afternoon at half-past q
O'Clock; after when her remains will be
conveyed to their last rcsting-place, in iIol-
lyWood cemetery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19
MOTHERS. MOTHERS: aorIEps, I,

Arr YOU Il. .iur, >l at n'yh; no broken "i y"ar
le,, BY 4 sick child suffering ana crslng win the
excrueiaiing ps - of cutting ssibr IL -, (" al
once aud get bottle of uI's. WiNsLoW's
SOOTHING, SCRIP ~ vii, .slicvc the i'@r li'sin
sufferer .mnie .'ntely -depsnxupon II; '.sts = us
mistake abovair. Thee 3 80. nsotSF y" ear.a
who has oyei Ecd u Who wan9'iep ~" al enoe
thai Il y N rgulaie the Lo~v, aud gtsv rs.t !" the
mother an,l,llof aud heasl 90 tie clsJd Operating
ike masie II l. lesgccgs safe to ", in ali cases
and please, 10 the taste and J, the ps~cI'p'on "f
one OF ~ oldcsirandi.s icmalsphs'!eiais and
nurse, - The United >>ascs. SOLD s>srywber. 20
cont 4. s.ttl. a. lTSrdlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19
DAgios c.ns at eanucr'. price, ND. BLAZE

DASios 0.ncS at canucr's pnce. ". d. BLAZE
4 Co.
\ FnAuR.s,sr BREATH l. 81 ..oy. pIeasuES ana
yoacan have 4; by using MEADE BAkEhs h'i-
cioas CAHIOLN MoUTu-NAsn. Itdestroys the Of
fen,lys, odcr vau,cd by diseased g,ims and docayed
teeih and speedily rcst0re- them ts healtf~c"i,~
dltioii. PricS. ffiN cent "A Dfte.
TtNSLEG'> PEAS. cons, AND TOMATOES At
canpor's ,f;res. ". D. Bi AIR A %.
SAVE M0SRY by having yonr printing Done At
the DisgAICH PHINTi> k-ii"isf. osod WORK. y
loy, i,r,co,, and sati.facil "a guaranteed.
BEAUTIFULLY Wm,r TEETH gNSrssD M
the us.. Of MEADE & BAkERs >Aro&rNI OfSfi
RRss r. which viii spec KY remove Dc.p'sat tartar
ana sergf Price. hfty cents box.
VI HAVE seventy y-ayc ial,-bauc,.-of WOODS
Rok HyRRrNGs fhss Nc offes low 10 the trado,
~. d. BIAIi.A co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19

The Big Four Reinforced Temporarily at
Least; Niessrs. Mayo and Walker Read
just~rs) Unwilling 10 See Massey Forced
Into an Election With CIond Hanging
Over Him Mr.. Riddleberger Talks About
the Obligations Of Senators 10 Proceed
Promptly With business. and Then Speaks
for Hours 70 Kill Timc-The SENATE in
Session Until Near G o'Ciock-Sketch OF
the Speeches and >cenos-some Remarks
from MIR. Lybrook-Per-onaIities INDUCED
En-The Deadlock Locked Tighter Now
than Ever, According 10 Appearances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19
LOCAL MATTERS.
CAPTAIN CIuAMRERLAYNE.

~ a,n. of Pneumonia. Of the Senior Editor
Of the "statc" Newspaper, Amer an Illness
act~ss Than n sketch of His Life |;
Education, Military Services, Entrance
,pen and success IN Journalisin-t,nner"'
st HaIf-Past II o'clock To-uorrow from
~ James Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.-For the Mid
de atlantic States, warmer. fair weather,
followed 10y increasing cloudincss ana Local
rsins. easterly ycering to s6utherly winds,
.nd lower nressurc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19

BAD DREAMS. disturbed sleep. indigestion,
stomach ga. all vanish before HOP BfrrfIs.
ABOUT -iN aud one balf millions of dollars have
been paid 10 the familus OF those who have held
policies IN the TRAVELLERS. and many thousands
have been made happy and comfortable who would
otherwise have been In dire distress and suffering.
4 policy in the TEAYfLEHs isa good thing 10 have
IN the house. and 1t has often teen known to keep
family together When nothing else would.
An astonishing fact ID that OF nearly 100000
policies written I'm 1851, claim, either large T.
small has actually been made and paid for one out
of six of The entire number.
GORDON & PLFAsANTs are agent for this city.
WERE YOU Al TIRE WILDE GERMAN If NOT
YOU have missed M aesthetic treat. Forms or
beauty in fair faces and elegant dress-sis. 1.-THE
and lanamd ladies and dashing dandes. with
clothes as iarh and unique a. those worn by the
renowned Oscar. fitted 10 and fro in the may
dance. IL would not DC a wild idea for their ply
.iciaus 10 recommend The twenty y-hye-cent break
fasts. dinners. end snppcrs at LANES MODEL
DrNING-RoOMs, No. 322 nor,h seventh street..
They satisfy the hungry soul for better than cnia--
hlies, dlfydowudiiies. Or tall sunioweis, and
are calculated to euro the wors. and Widest case
OF Tsthctici-m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19
ArCrIox >.slES MONDAY.

RICHMOND BAT.shR, No. lszt M'en sdet.iS
Three rtr-lcati Of 'ahkas,
4. n. COOK. 10 4. W.. Y. ~. >ale or iiuix'sr
Krpth.rt' -sock Of millinery goosk. drvss-trini-
ming. 90, at No. 326 Broad @tset.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19
DONATION PARTY.

ST. rArL's CHURCH HOME.
- zoe Lficu ssegEr.
Tn. annual anniversary and donsiicA party OF
this instliu,Ion Will ttts place Oh TUESDAY,
Februlry 2lst. Hours froia i 70 10 y. ": \
DINNER viii be lroyiied for po-e who wish Il.
Tickets, zoe. e iv-xt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19

Readjusfers, fearful oi offending "King
Caucus" (Which has ordained that no p,oru
bills shall be advanced in the House under
u suspension OF the r,lles). defeated the
motion. and The bill will have to take ifs
regular course. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19

A GENERAL. CREDITORS BILL AGAINST
THE VIRGINIA MUTUAL-PRoTEcTIoN Ass0-
cIATIoN.-m the notice OF the condition OF
this company and the action Of its policy
holders given in this paper some days ago
the fact, not then known, was omitted that
at February Rules bill was filed in behalf
OF the Administrative and heirs OF '' d.
Wright, for themselves and all other credi-
tors, against the Virginia Mutual Protec-
tion Association, asking for an injunction
and receiver and administration oil the ~,
sets OF the company under the control ana
direction OF the Cbancery Court OF the ci'y'
and il Is understood the motion Tor re-
ceiyer will be made at an carly day.
Messrs. Irving & Mckinney and Edgar
Allan, of Farmyille, and Roleit I. HUBBARD
OF this city, are counsel for the plaintiffs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19

ACCIDENT OK A PuE-DRIvER. - Yesterdiay
Moses PAGE (colored), while at work on the
nile-driyer In the basin, was struck by n
large splinter from one OF the piles whlch
was being driven down and Knocked over
beard. He was rescued and taken TO his
home at No. 800 south Fourth street, Gam.
BILE Hill. lie was painfully injured about
the bead and one OF mis- arms. The amb'e
lance physician attended the wol@adet
man,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19

FUNERAL OF THE LATE JAMES Evans
Yesterday afternoon the remains OF the
late James Evans, the eminent Mason,
were borne from his residence, corner
Grove avenue and Laurel street. under es-
cort OF the Grand Lodge Of Virginia,
Richmond Commandery. No. >, knights
Templar; Richmond Randolph Lodge, No.
10, of Masons, and the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues, to Monumental church,
where the funeral services took place. The
sacred edifcc was filed with friends Of The
deceased. Rev. j. q. Armstrong, ID. d.,
the rector, oiiiciated, assisted by Rev.
Joshua Petcrkin, ID. D., rector OF st.
James church. The choir rendered the
beautiful hymns, " Asleep in Jesus = and
Il Would Not Live Away" The re-
mains were inferred at shockoe-Iiill ceme-
terry with Masonic and military honorS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19

(yoR OTHER LooaL srG FOURTH rAon.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19

BAD DREAMS. disturbed sicep, Indigestion,
stomach ga, all vanish before HOP BfTTfGe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19
LEE AbDREs

wear or two ldor Captain Chamber
layne delivered in Richmond an oralion Oh
the lie and character OF General X. t. Ice.
lie had but four days to prepare the ad-
dress, and yei, by universal consent, II was
pronounced equal to any, II mol superior
10 an, the many eulogies, orations, ana us
courses previously delivered upon the
great commander.
Il l.. indeed, masterpiece OF analysis
and ~ style which gives the author place
which no one will hereafter question.
I'm The summer Of 1877 he delivered In
Frsdegicksinirg before the Educational So
cieiy Of Virginia an address on "spe,
10 a very limited circle, but which Tho
writer treatod With the lucid precision and
sirtngih tliat characterlze9 hs pfefsou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19


4 bill was reported from one o. tue conn
mittees Yesterday mornng 10 authorize the
several boards OF supervisors in the state
10 extend sid to citizens in their respective
counties When In their judgment IL was
necessary. Mr.. j. 4. Taylor moved TO sus-
pend the rules in order to give Il second
reading. A. r
said that owing TO the severe drought Cd
last year there was great scarcity OF cora
and that i'm some sections OF the State neo-
nlc were starving. Letters were being
constantly received by members on the
subject. and he had gotten two that morn,
ing. The supervisors in the Distressed
counties did not understand tha
they III had o,.sans a,,n0'nl y This % lay law. " aat
no therefore urged the importance o
pushing the bin forward az rapidly as pos
sible.
Notwl.h,landing thi, ilirring appeal th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19

The Clerk next reported the resolution OF
Mr.. Bailey proposing the election OF Audi
tor, &C., ON Monday.
Mr.. NewbeTy moved to strike out the
Auditor, a. Mr.. Massey Is now beng in-
yestigated by a Senate committee and
should not lie forced into an election with
cloud hanging over him. II so amended
he would vote to 90 into the election OF all
the other officers named in the resolution.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-04

iiflffsf HiH sHiih hamHl ht bi
fHm lH.faail ihff Hastf fft 3 miH Hn
issah lJR Flfl fHf ~ mi haflis No
6aiWs " iHs ttf.lsf ar tHi#a aHH aail
aeiei d Ha NtHi Hln atfsl hin tlH
lhJtlfln y llr nUft1 ha Aaf haf ihst
80 us piti's ni#liim ~ Hissi ~ ~ klni
hlnHHf eHl ~ HH Hfi ih0 two hai iif
sl,me ih NE hliff lHs ifFHiiHH fife IN
lhF iHniilsh W afra ts8 fHia Hitsid
tafmefi living n iiis HtInfy ieh llclf hornet
seni l1 ihe lrVlfl hfnt ini inH eHlfo
ebATsuiiho lsleHii tff NehHh uyef aiiy
ielf N see ne hsmei Wn linfdiI ami
Me tWHsi 1nd tf tuhl0Ie1ilg teWHhe
~ une ~ thrr mftifr Fiu itft That They
ale nsI eHnen who fliii ths sleh third
womNn NH nuirh lHsisiei upn shif
lne the Nn.k iifUne dU M spite NJ all pm
leits anil - ae unluc ,llY inlA lhe disease
Me- ianslan ial Me- Cfiiiley htd thlnl
fAlcni IN iliHf hands Ms plnfeth dlei,
anil lbo oilhr women arlllna tbe seslln ~
aih 4 Rraye, hufied her uiih ihet uwu hnnii
In thu night ih' lao men afe recovering
nnl ihr two eumrn WIN deliberately hskel
trlf lives emil cared ~ lnathsunr alrk rplm,
day after day thai Tie sufferers maht lnvc
human eafc and ilie community bc safe, are
unhuft - iHiiAdh tdnit
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-04
CONDENSED TELEGRAxs.
PARTICULARS Of recent tragedy 10

PARTICULARS Of recent tragedy In
West Deer Township, Allegheny County
Pa, have Just been received. u appears
that young man named Lee. Of West Mid
dlcssx, Butler County, started on hunting
expedition. Late In the afternoon be mot
two young lady acquaintance, who also re-
sidsd In Middlcsex. without any proyoca-
tion whatever he raised his gun and fred
two shots, woundIng both ladies, but neither
seriously. lie then ran away, bu, The ladies'
managed TO reach their homes, where they
Informed thelr friends Of the shooting. A
brother OF one Of the yourg ladies, named
Allison, together with three other men.
started IN pursuit Of Lee aud came upon
him In the woods. lie made desperate
resistance, and when he found capture was
Inevitable he committed suicide by blowing
of the top OF his head. The parties are all
we'll connected and the nfiaIrha created In
tense excitement. a
A BorLER In the mill Of the Kcnnebec
framing Company. Fairfield, Me-. exploited
on the 3,ih with terrific force. EAsoa OF ex-
Warden Rice wus killed.. John Avery, se-
nan Freeman, and Isaac Farley were buried
10 the ruins. George McIieown and John
Smith were badly wounded. Several others
we're slightly injured. The underwork Of
the mill was set on Are. The bodies Of two
6reusn aud young Noah Rice were recov-
cred from tho ruins badly mangicd aud
sealded. George Mccomb, the engineer.
win probably die from his injuries, a. will
al,o John smith. ~
THOMAS ALLEN, an old soldier who
one lived at the Dayton Home. shot him
self through the heart, near Breok,llle.
Montgomery County, o., ihs other dsy.
whileselling goods through the coueiry, ho
fsll I'm love with ladT who did not rreip
rpcsie. iinsi interview fllIng him With
despair. ~
As DR.. A. . Erwin, of Mansfield,
o., was about to enter bis residence the
nthsr night, he rersivsl charge of shot In
Ms breast from double e-barreied gun
.rhleA lad been 90 .st that The opening Of /.
cate would discharge II. lie was bsdly
wounded, but heavy clothing saved hls lie.
FouR men were fsfally burned By tho
csersamlse q ladls ef molten metal IN =
faundrs a Burlington, VI, the other day.
Nus. George P. DoRRIss sss cboked
70 death n 81. Louis an the 2stk. Russell
Brown, . srsnd-sn, vas arrested aud made
confession impIIeAfInz r. Mcdlsw.
D-I.-I -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-04

Al the recent hugely attended Antl.rclyg.
amy mass meeting held IN Chicago The follow
Inr preamble and resolutions we're adelacdf
wHFnr.s pul,gimd1s Mnrmnnlam /,
strndly un tDr lncroaa IN this country, mem
nana the Naiiont sat ", IN uulngil.f thu
urunl ssua " uiu ~ nj 4 and
WHKurAA, The pfrsrnt laws hnNn teen de
tlhrisi liy the Unitri Ai,iee supreme fmft
INADEQUATE ~ 0lirck tho growth W this evil,
sn further ifpi satls n ~ this end pn the part
81 CongTss 4 lmpoNtyely required, there'
far,, tr n
i,esatsd, ny the citizens of Chicago In MACS
hccfing assumblcdi
Il That the limo has fully come wien polyr
amy, which hns always been brFndrfi is HiflF
lAnd nations ~ rrithr, should hr promptly
suppressed by the sifrn hHiid Of lav.
q Tint, NJ II rests with OtinRrcst W take such
nioaaurcs as rliall lfIltpate ,his foul owl froy
that can nollh,f b. nnlliAud nor resisted, va
call upon that honorable itady To act without
fuithrf delay, aud pm,idu what the rnughi'
oncd sentiment " The country to-day dcmands.
. That the nrrugant, lav-drtyiuN spirit of
the uphnldcn uf pnlyHimy ndinohiAhcs us 70
lose iio tins In piifnrcluR tho Aafne laws IN
ttah Witch bind tho citizens Of every state 10
III t'nlutt fHI ..
4. rhai, while iisa,owliig any purpose IA In.
ttrfcrc With the religious iiflits and iiborty ol
MofmTis, We 10 demand, ~ the interests OF
| timcnt and practice NJ the civilized wofi thu
| polyRniny. thr tcntrni igiiro a,id chief aboini
| natinn Of their sysicln. bo esufpaied.
g. That, as American citizens, wn rrntes
| hImiasi any further delay In dealing with a.
nrraffifcf syftetn Of inipuity. which, ihrsurl
~ aaaruks.yc k9nlii is planting colonrs of v
alhcfcntA IN Wyoming. Monmna, Idaho am
| ArlS,nn, unt N ipllly striking tdf political us
ccndrncy Ia th,sr Ttrrtoifoa
q, iRlnt shllo We cinim for the States OF tbl
rnipu the largest latitude N The regulation =
thi-ir domefilc CONCERNS, Including tho rth
tons ~ h,isbin1 and Wife, aud all rfliEiuu
subjects, anl Would fcseDt rny interfering
BY the Gencrrl Government ~ amy such ms
trrs within state ~ this Union, VIZ beiiQs
that the contrDl ~ ail such ~ bIects Within ~
Territories legitlmRicy belongs = the Coi
trrss " the luiic klatos nni such tonErv'
Interests oftnc Natlnn at iarfu.
An Executive COMMITTEES of six was .
polluted 10 promote the objects Of the mec
| IND
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-04
fUfs tsp riutn nra.

fhi iee hAs F,Na glfla wmtiaa II
llla ysflaHi lfalisi ~ iha Htam = usgaa
N ~ y Wenh
IN Mississippi ihefe M lo@si1
hnfmi lii auf mule4. U7fM lfseh.
1il,ll agws. li1 100 sbaep aad ,Ily,.
~ hugs
the pralnailsn n anthmliie euHl
n iHgf ~ ainh ~ 40. mU tghs Az
.naenss " l,b01.UJj Ions y expected ~
uonf ihis yelr
i'hoe' afe IN Eaaland ani Wales
ln,Wu wUmen wh1 afe clasaeh W. ha.
bltual drunkauis The mmlef N men
n lle stme category lsW,sfA
Amul tiV1 people IN the city n
llunalo afe supported BY The railroad
Nlhtmnlei The amount expended
there Nv the different roads In wages
alona viii foot up over fa,VO0,VO0 an.
nunlly r
The securities held BY the Hartford
Comm hanks aud Insurance eom.
panies, during the two years ending
December ~, increased In value
~, 100, ,u26, Of more than $1,000 for
rwry day Of the two years, Sundays
included.
liza. .is,.Ay h.o, ,,,,,a ,l., a.o.
go ,,,',,.,,"il,' "a, ail', ,,saiaa, aaa AZ a..
,,on. "o,. l,', s',,, PT1,"ro was na as.
con,lon v" % ~ a. % rnls n Nav Yort ci,v
wherc the lossrs by fire In 1881 were
%, Bon. 900, against ~, $4,000 the pre-
- .,.,Is,,,. .,,.,, ,h., ~ ,ho IA
ooo non % yanan.". nao,,l. there a. ar, % onlv
seypJ os,,,, MI AN Mi ~ cath. ar t,ya
si =, ,VV. go, aa. h,nJrsd n.onl.'
"I'Iio ~ ,ha iro,,ad states ,h.ro are
s-a'.na,,, - ,hra. ha.J "a ca,,lo ,o .v.rv
s.,shh,, 1T .,s.',, a " N""
''' raa a,.,',,,., - ..... 4, .,..,.,.
~. a"o"n.v' a.a. n'ones ~ sou j, a"..
uon " 'ne oounny " p.es'u. @
Gsi Oig. composed OF. Legal tende,
notes sglg. Jsl .Olg. National bank
notes, sS0I 600. 900, Gold. 1868. 600. 900,
| Silver. slsG. .OOO. 900. n
| The cavern maj n, s,rvcvor n .yam,,c,
ronar,. ,ha, ,hsr, aYs a, nrosen, n soo l,oS
-. - ,i,,,,,a.',,r''t,a,, ianJ q, M
,siana. ~, nv, - ,h,s'fLcr. mich, hs
c,, each vc,r ,vi,hout ncrmansrs IN,
ina 'Aoo Co, ,o ,ha acre sav 400 000'
yr"S 49, 's sas,ai ~ ,,n,hor s,nniv M,
] o,,, AZ ,lIs arss ,,rantjtv Sor}y abon
\ AN soo a. mo srs ac,,,llv cut for buiIdin,
ynr,,nsss res .vsrv % var
/ m, .y 49,, 49, T.a.... .,.,.. 49,
....., ,o may -. oIm \, ,.."s s." ,,,,a ~
"r s,g - !ph,,.s pnss NV vS IN - =, Nh NV vas
w.. 4, y, =, "n1 ,sI,aI.s,s III ne A. INV y, pos,or
oil,, ct,a.nn - y ,a ~ p.,,,morn - Je, q .,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-04
Singular phenomenon.

A srcclal dispatch from iIascrstown, Nd,
gives The particulars 81 = singular rsycholosI.
cal phcnomcnon which has tecn made public
By the Rev. !, Eppgics Kelifer, of The he.
formed Church. The story of the minister 10
that one night about aweck aec he was sum
rnoned 10 the bedside Of ding man named
Turant. To hi, uelt regret, whsp be reach.
td the house, nile distant from the town In
the mountains, be was Informed BY tho attcni'l
Ing physician ,hat The tpm wps dead. lie
went 10 the room spd saw lying on Che bedthe
s,ark and ririi form Of the depir,ed, the low
tr Jaw fallen, the s,hY pallor OF death on thr
face, and the body cold. II va. about nIno
o'clock IN the ssc ling whom the min.atsr az.
rIve,i. Ihe fhmily were terribly grlef'strirksn.
A son in pariicular was inconsolsble.. lie
called dn rs father, bcggr.i him toe comb back
and with difficulty could bo kip, away fpra
the body The clergyman remained niril
near two O'Clock IN the morning. Al
,hls time. Whoa tho p1stor was thinking II
lpslng, the sas, who seemed 70 take the
death 10 much 10 heart, sas selxei with an.
/ nhcr parorysmof grief, threw himself on the
body of bis father, embraced hin, called bInl,
bsthcd the cod fars with team, shrIeking
tha. he could not IL, him 90; that Ne must
cay one word, look Al him Just loncs more,
that he must not lssse him without Just one
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