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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21

your ear Mr.. Flynn complied aud placed
his ear close to his clients mouth. Bone
BODY warned the lawyer that 1t might be O
ruse by which his ear would suffer. Mr..
Hymns only reply was TO place hrs gloycd
nand near his ear, but Politz again said in
plain English: You need not fear me l
no hurt yon." Then Politz in Il perfectly
rational and collected manner continuedi
Place me upon. the witness-stand to-day
and will tell all know--everythlng.p
Mr.. Flynn replied that he could not do
that, but II Polite wished to make state
ment. all he had TO do vas to rise in court
express the wish 10 testify, and the Court
would then doubtless permit the lawyer 70
place the Sicilian on the stand rs he de-
sired. SO it was understood that Politz
was TO startle the Court and the commu-
nifty that day.
Court opened. Politz WINS at the bar; so
was Mr.. Flynn. The trial was resumed.
Several anxious eyes were on POLITE. He
seemed TO feel that the time had come.
PolitZ arose and faced the Court. There
was hush. Politz appeared calm enough.
Suddenly a look of intense terror over
spread his features. Then came cry. The
only words Politz spoke were in Italian.
"Scaffedi killed the Chief." Then the
lnckless Italian fell face forward upon the
foor. Had the heavy hand of the Malta
reached forward and silenced the telltale
tongue? Anyhow, Politz was never again
in condition to testify. From that moment
the policy Of Mr.. Flynn changed and the
legal defence of POLITE began.
In justice TO Matrangs, one of the sus-
poets mentioned by PolitZ. IL is but fair to
say that no connection with the Malta was
proved against him upon the trial. An
other name mentioned by POLITE, and not
included in the above statement, was that
Of a prominent Italian fruit importer, who
has never been mentioned IN connection
with the case except az having been seen
in company with some Of the accused at a
place and time not connected with the
killing Of Henuessy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
The Florida Seratorship.


JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 20.-The Call
men went into joint Democratic caucus to-
NIGHT prepared TO support Wallis resolu-
ron that no election of United states sena-
" should be had until nomination had
been made by the caucus under the two
thirds rule. The resolution came up as
soon AZ the roll-call was over and the
motion to adopt 1t was carried unani-
The first ballot tonight (the nineteenth
of the series) resulted Call, 81; Speer. 40;
Bloxham, 2 Blank, |. Twentieth ballot;
Gail. 81: Speer, 40; Bloxham, l.
Twenty-third ballot: Gail, 56: Speer, 81 ;
Alexander, /; Haddock, /; Bryant. l; Biox-
ham. / The last four votes were simply
nleasantries on the part OF some OF the
Speer men. On ~ Geo.
Twenty fifth ballot; Call, Sc; Speer, 49,;
Bloxham, 2. oa
that one vote be taken by ballol instead OF
pirq ooce, but it was lost by GOOD ma
ioritv. The caucus then adjourned. The
yesnit is quite as doubtful as at any
nnint in the contest. There is a rumor
that Speers supporters will abandon MN
ss soon as some other candidate can De
found with a prospect OF controlling more
votes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
VERDICT FOR WIN. HENRY AuaLseRr.
End Of the observation-disclosures csse-.A
Sensation.

by Anglo-American cable 70 the D,sna,,A,
LONDON. Eve. April 2o.--The action for
Ppreacn OK promise brought by GLADYS
LNeyh against William Henry Hurlbert.
on trlss the past few DAYS IN the Court of
SIeehs bench, was concluded to-day.
INC lury' after q short consultation.
orn1ught IN q verdict for the defendant.
Inc lury's yindication Of Mr.. Hurlbert
aIpsr the somewhat biased summing up by
ssuuge Cave, added 10 the warmth Of the
Ilshuly demonstration that greeted the
sseIendant at the close. The Court was
nlied with nm eager audience as soon az
tne doors were opened this morning, while
OUTSIDE numerous groups of people In ex-
clts9 discussion awaited the verdict.
NhIe the Judge was summing up an in
terIuption startled the court. Mrs. Hurl-
D9.t appeared and in q ringing voice cried :
My LORD, claim a hearing. cannot
siand here and listen to parcel of lies. -
mr. Huriourt motioned to her TO SIT down.
out she remained standing. The Judge
paused and MIR. Fischer advanced TO Mrs
huriburt, whispered 10 her and persuaded
her to leave without further remarks. Mr..
Beckett, member of Parliament, crossed the
courtroom and accompanied her out.
Inc summing up lasted four hours. Sir
Richard Webster explained that Mira.
huriourt had arrived from Paris and was
extremely anxious to give her evidence ip
the case. He had advised her that this
could not be done at the stage which the
case mad then reached, and that whatever
might be the result of the case further
proceedings must be taken elsewhere. The
jury were absent for an hour and a half.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
AZ INCIDENT.

There was another sensational incident
on the morning OF March llth in the oihee
of the Criminal Sheriff, whore PoiitZ was
given temporary quarters. Mr. Flynn,
after having been at work on the case
most Of the night. entered the building at
1880 o'clock in the morning. He went at
once 10 POLITE, and found his client very
TRANQUIL in mind. Mr. Hymn said Good
morning. There was pause :, Oh
a few moments, and Polite called
his attorney over and asked
him 10 bend over toward him. 10
the surprise OF those present Politz sid IL
English, language OF which he had pre-
tended ignorance; Il want 20 whisper ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
TIE KANSAS ALLIANCE.
McGrath Replied To-The " Peoples
Party "a Third Party.
ny telegraph to the Dispatch


Topeka, KAN, April 2O.-Levi Dumbauld
chairman of the Farmers Alliance State
Central Committee, has issued an address
10 the people in reply TO that recently Is
sued by Frank McGrath, president of the
state Farmers Alliance. who claimed that
unless the farmers of the South deserted
the Democratic party the farmers Of the
North would go TO the Republican party.
Mr.. Dumbauld denies McGrath's state
ment and adds:
The Peoples party in Kansas is in the
field 10 stay and has no Intention under
any circumstances of abandoning the third
party movement and returning TO old
party lines. 1t is solidly in favor of the over
throw of both of the old parties, without
any ifs , and butts, and its delegates will
90 TO the Cincinnati convention OF May
10th for the purpose Of assisting 10
organize the third party national cam.
paIgn of 1892, ready to clasp hands with
all who Will join that movement for the
emancipation of the laboring classes.
Hesitate or halt who may, the People s
movement must 90 marching on to. final
victory. Let none lose faith or falter.
Forward q, masse over all opposition"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
DEATHS

BFRG.-Died. on April 18th, OF bronchi-
It's, in New Yoik city. DORA HENRY. wife
Of Walter G.. Berg, in Ler tventy-ninth
year.
Interment Wednesday at L. nchburg.
CARTWRIGHT Died. at his residence.
near Cold Harbor, in Hanover county, Va,
on Sunday, April 18th, after long and
painful illness, MILES CARTWRIGHT
aged sixty-three wears.
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep.
From which none ever wakes 10 weep
A calm and undisturbed repose
Unbroken by the last of foes.
Funeral from his late residence THIS
Tuesday MORNING at IL o'clock. AL
friends and relatives Of the family are IN.
yited TO attend.
Norfolk Landmark please copy.
HARRISON. Died, Sunday, April 10Th,
at 8:i5 A. NJ. CARTER HARRISON, in the
thirty-ffth year OF his age.
Funeral services will take place from St.
Johns Episcopal church THIS Tuesday
MORNING at $50 o'clock. His friends and
those OF his brothers, X. II. VI. and Ma
thsniel, are respectfully invited to attend.
Interment at Curtis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
LOUISVILLE rosAcco MARKET.
IRepcrfed for thn pispatch. ]

LOUISVILLE, KY., April 1s.--Mr. ~. 0irsrd,
circular Tor Tho week ending April 18th saysi
Receipts, 1,44s ho9shesds against 1.ft3 hcgs-
heads IN corresponding week 1890, 1,3j2 hcgy-
heads in 1850. Tho market eas not 20 gene
rally strong this week "a II was she wcck before
In Burieys good red fller-leaf Of the new crop
have again come 10 tho front and bring the high
est prices OF the season. Al other typce Of Bur
10y, old and new, we're more or less Irregular,
with a very sharp discrimination made In enc
value OF the tobacco, according 20 It's degree a
sweetness or color. Dark tobacros retain their
former position with very smail offerings OF tho
new crop. The weather was quite favorable this
week for ali farming purposes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
The British Grain Trade

by Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, April %. The Mark Lane cypress,
N rs weekly review Of the grain trade,
,a's: English wheat continues IN sellers
favor. The average quotation. - SSs. ga.
Iofeign wheats were active during the
week, and there were large sales az rise
Of I'd. Barley was in demand % an Al
vance Of Is. Oats were I'D. highers FOR
maize there was an increased inquiry,
which. with the decrease Of imports. raised
ne price u. 10 q. Tho trade isrealizirig
bs PROFITS. Dealings IN cargoes on pas
sa2o we're brisk at rise 81 Il. on white
gsleals. Cd. on red wheate. II. 81. on maize,
y. on barley, sd. on rye. and Is. on beans
Large Continental orders heighton values.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
Harrison,s Prnnosed Fleet.

by Anglo-American cable 10 the DispatchJ
LONDON. Eng, April 2l.-In regard TO the
recent utterances of President Harrison
the Telegraph says I'VE heartily welcome
an American rivalry that will enable us TO
see them and go them one better. The re-
lations between England and America have
been so perennially cordial that we are al
most justified in treating the proposed
feet as an auxiliary TO our own, to which
we should be able to depute the task of
patrolling the Atlantic to protect all Eng
disappearing commerce In the event of war
with any European power
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for tho Dispatch.l

APRIL 20, 1901.
Auction offerings on Change to-day, 80 pack
ages and taken In; highest, s24.50; lowest,
S.. so; average sI3. Offerings all brtghts.
Revenue collections to-day: Cigars and ciga-
rettes, s2,302.2o; tobacco, sa,so7.64-totai,
s5,100.S4.
Private sales: Smokers, IS; wrappers, T.
total. 20 hogsheads-
Messrs. A. w. Dudley Danyillc, Va; b. b.
Vaughan, Petersburg. Va; G. II. Lindenberger.
Louisville KY, and Robinson, OF W. b. BROOKS y
Co., Danville, Va, were on Change to-day.
There will be sale Of North Carolina plant
ers' bright tobacco at shockoe as loose to-mor-
morrow, and the following ard among planters
here: j. W. johnson, Battleboro', ~ O.; We
Bradley, Leggett. N. c., and Mr.. Farrar, Of Tar
Dorc'. n. @. Our buyers should turn out In force
70 foster this new trade, which II IL continues 90
como 60 Us planters may be assured OF fullest
prices on all sales.
Western market reports chow heavy declines
In stocks last week again and strength ON eoiory
tobacco, with discrimination more sharply In Ia
yor u good condition this warm weather.
In upland Virginia and North Carolina mar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
CINCINNATI TOBACCO MARKET.

CINCINNATI, April 17.-Receipts and Offer.
ings have been rather light lately and
there are no prospects Tor an early
increase inIrcceipta, farmers being very 0osy al
present preparing their lands for crops. The
market has been stronger for TIE past two weeks,
the highest price for old being 2sic. for old and
23c. for new tobacco. Old hllers are very much
in demand for manufacturing purposes, but are
very scarce and manufacturers experience great
difficulty In keeping mp the stock. New nliers
are being taken at higher prices.
Farmers have been enabled 70 finish Their
plant-beds on account Of The late favorable
weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
ACCIDENT AT A MINE.
The Lives of Many Men Imperilled-Ter-
rible Suspense.

.By Aurlo-Amerlcan cable to the Dispatch.l
IosDoN. Eng, April 20.-A serious acct
d.nt. bv which the lives of 200 miners were
rurrilled, has taken place near LOgton,
S'alurdshire. Two large cages or cars are
u.rI for hosting and lowering men and
materials IN a cOlliery in the Longton coal
district While one of them was being
...-'ed and the other lowered they came
." violent collision and were smashed to
pieces. The result of this smash-up was
'.' the shaft was badly damaged and
..k.l mp with debris, thus cutting off
muncatlOn with 200 miners, whom the
ao'i-r, imprisoned below for fourteen
hours This was period Of terrible. sus-
81 ESQ for the families and friends OF the
'.u, who crowded about the pits mouth
30 state of great agitation and distress;
tF.a'JaNy a small hole was pierced
through the mass of wreckage clogging
ue shaft and food was lowered by means
o.. rope TO the imprisoned miners. Fur
'sw.work upon the passage through which
.e food supplies were passed enabled the
I.n engaged in the work Of rescue TO haul
'.a two hundred miners one by one out OF
'.. nine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21

AZ to-day's market the London average for
,sa ign " wheass was sss 3D., while a.. Cd.
Ma Ma paso LOT good reds, and 45s. sd. for the
reds and ", Cd. for whites. Flour wen, M
IS, %; Mating barley was Sd. higher and
grinding barley is. higher. Maize Was yar,,
s.rong and advanced 2s. Cd, being quoted
az us 70 s3s. Oats were Cd. better Beans
and peas were Is. higher. Evans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
Another Hitch in the worii's-Fair Work.
rpy ,oIa0r,u Nh IN the gpotch.1

Cn1dAao. April 90. Yesterday the labor
ers engaged in grading jackson Park IN
preparation FOR the worlds Fair decided
10 demand an increase in wages from $3.50
10 81. rs per day. The demand was made
Inv a committee this morning and the con
Factors declined to accede to 1t. The or
der TO strike was then given. About 600
ont of the $50 employed struck this alter
noon. There has been no disturbance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
THE CLOSE ACTIVE AND STRONG.

EUenfnp-Exchange quiet and steady at ASA
4S9lS. Commercial bills, 4S41sa4S7A. Money
easy NJ 3a3l5 closing offered ut 3. Sub-Trea-
sury balances-Coin, sl4O, $4,000; currency,
IS ,ijSs, 900. Governments dun but steady; 4
per cents, 1872; AS, l0lA. State bonds ne
elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
To salute the Presideni-Ohicially.
Tpv teleeraDh 10 tho DisDatch.l

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April 2o.-rhe Collec-
tor of Customs at III PasO, Tex, has been
instructed by the Treasury Department to
permit the entry into the United States at
that place tomorrow ot the Governor OF
Chihuahua and his STAFF, bearing side-arms.,
and with battery of artillery. These OH
GERS are coming 10 FL Paso as the repre-
sentatiyes of the President Of Mexico TO
nav their respects TO President Harrison
and to fire salute OF guns in his honor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21

CHICAGO, April 20.-Cash quotations: Flour
unchanged: No. 2 spring wheat, 81. l4asl.l6
No. = corn, 1870. No. oats, 56Ac Lard,
60 s716as6 go Short-ribs, s0.b0aS6.56; dry
sailed shoulders, e5.20as5.25. Short-clear,
s0.S0as6SJ. Whiskey, al.lS.
fhe leading futures ranged as follows;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
Homicide at a Church.

(By telegraph 20 the Dlspatch.J
LAKE CHARLES. La, April 2O.-festerday
at Dry Greek church, as the people were
torcstion took place between 4. Mile, AID
N, NJ 4 Sigler, in winch DR.. Sigler was
hot and Instantly killed by Miller. The
es,,sa nj the trouble is not known. The
murderer was arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
The Influenza Raging.

GBy AnglO-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
LONDON. Eng, April 2O.-The influenza is
raging in London. One third of the mem-
bers of the National Liberal Club and a
majority of the inmates of one of the largest
hotels are down with the disease. The ex-
tension of the epidemic is favored by the
condition OF the weather. kilograms from
Leeds and Sheffield report similar state
of affairs in those cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21

brought forth favorable comment nom
the travelling public. u
yestibule parlor-oars, carrying Pennsyiya-
MIA railroad dining.oar, and the only adj
tional fare is nominal one charged py
the Pullman Company. The high s.and-
ard Of equipment and excellent serslc,s,
which have made these trains famous VIII
he maintained
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks, Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton. &C.. and In Goa
neetion Herewith the wca-
Their Indications
nv telerraph % the Dispatch.l

CBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. d. c.. April TO-
IWlpm Forecast for Virginia: Warmer;
easterly winds.
For North Carolina: Fair; south
easterly winds; stationary temperature
except in northeast portion; warmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
~. war.pi,o s,ruotaralIy defective.

Orr1wA. orr, April 2O.-The ten;guIn
armored cruiser Warspite, OF the british
Pacific SQUADRON, has been ordered 70 tne
Esonimault DRY dock on account OF an la, al
ieged discovery OF structural deIect. ~, Ihe
Warspte was launched as Ie ha, a. She ,ooi Is
The largest. armored cruiser owned oy
Great Britain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
Harrison's Utterances Britannia.

10y AngIO-Amerlcan chbIe 10 The DIspatch.I
LONDON, Eng, April 21.-The Standard
says that President Harrison's utterances
have Rule Britannia air which be-
tray his parentage and are by no means
unpleasant TO the English ear, but .that
they are a confession of failure. At the
last elections nome protection was all suf-
ficient for the Republicans. but now for
eign markets must be opened.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
CLkSRlNG INTERESTS.
Nlashona- Land Not Big Enough for Bril-
tain and Portugal, Too.

tain and Portugal, Too.
iBy Anrlo-American cable 20 the Dlspatch.l
LONDON, April 20.-Dispatches received
here from Durham, South Africa, show
that the Portuguese authorities are taking
a high hand in Mashona-land. The latest
instance OF their hostility to British inter-
cts IN that district Is likely TO cause a
further tension in the relations between
the Governments Of Great Britain and
Portugal. There are number OF British
rolonists who have settled in Mashona-
land, and mails destined 10 them are car
RED by way Of Beira, Portuguese settle
lnent A short time ago, upon the. arrival
uf the British mail-sacks at Beira, the
Portuguese authorities held them, and re-
fused 10 allow them TO be carried TO their
destination. Great Indignation on the
part of the British colonists has been
aroused by this high-handed proceeding of
the Portuguese.
THE BRITISH FLAG HAULED DOWN.
Further details regarding the firing upon
the British steamer Agnes, which was en-
gagged IN conveying the expedition under
the command of Colonel Willoughby, and
the seizure Of the cargo-b boats engaged IN
tlg same service. show that Colonel Will
'0ughby endeayored 10 secure the release
of hls vessels by paying the usual customs
NliN OF per cent. lhpOstu Oy tHe IOItu-
gucse The Portuguese officials refused to
accept this payment, and ordering the
british flag hauled down, hoisted the Por-
tu-uc-e flag in its place. The Portuguese
declare that the British are excluded from
'.r prngive river, which the boats were
navigating when seized, and which Is the
chief watcr-route TO Newfoundland.
BRITISH COLoNIsTs IMPRISONED.
Several OF the British colonists have
been imprisoned, and most of the British
settler, have returned from Mashona-land
uu account Of the arbitrary action OF the
Portuguese. There is every evidence that
o serious rupture Is impending between
,-, Portuguese aud British authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
The Niles children Found.

ou,,,s,,y,pi o.. April 90 sheriff Baker
.h.a ,oe,n;ne received telegram from
NJ Ms Jn 1,Iy Il Morris. at Howell; Michigan.
ss, y0 that the two little Niles BOYS stolen
sra,n here had been found thcfs' -iney
had been disguised as girls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
Extra Fare ON tho Limited Trains stopped
on April 18th.

The announcement made by the Penn,
svlyania Railroad Company that on sno
after wednesday, April 10Th. tns e4tra-Iat !.
s.uDas.sd trains. leaving Washington. ID. g.,
.iaaS savs al e:aOA. NJ, and arriving from
wesn vork AT $50 p. NJ, Baltimore. going
NN ew AZ 1l.s5 A. III. and South 2sb0 r. NJ,
y r would DO Withdrawn has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
BARON FAVA IN FRANCE.
Vie is Annoyed What He Told His Fellow
Trans Atlantic Passengers.

10 y iHhOItd-W hht Tic IOIu IIIs II VIEU"
Trans Atlantic Passengers.
'iy Anglo American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
P,gis. April 2O.-Baron Faya, the Italian
Minister al Washington. who recently left
'as uited States on leave Of absence, has
arrived here on his way TO Rome. The
So. declares that the Baron is much an
moved az tho action of the Unite States IN
''s.rd to the New Orleans affair. Accord
t- so that paper Baron Faya while on ms
$50. across the Atlantic assured several OF
'. fellow passengers that the Marquis I'm
b.1ali, Charge d'Affaires at Washington,
N"l.a be recalled. Italy. the Baron is sald
30 have added, would not have q diplo,;;
Ia'c representative at Washington until
l-s New Orleans affair was finally settled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
Crepicr AcquIesces.

by telegraph 70 Il5 DI7P''VII'l
CgrcAGo, April 20.-When the Othciai
Canyassinc Board met this morning to &C.
Clare the result of the late mayoralty
elect,on Mayor Cregier (Democrat),
through his attorney, withdrew all ooiee et
tions 10 the canvass as completed last
week. and asked that Hampstead WASH
burn (Repubhcan) be declared mayor
elect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
An English Fleet at Lisbon Suggested.

[}y AnglO-Amef1can caDie 70 tne Dlspa'Ch'l
LONDON, Exc, April 2l.-The Telegraph,
commenting on the seizure of the VIII
loughby expedition by the Portuguese, SAYS
that the Lisbon Government appears to
invite a visit from the English fleet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
They Die in Each others Arms.
,-.....N O., Tho nionateh

c,r Yong April2 AT the Grand Union
nhT - his oitv today hne-looking
i aiovo man and a beautiful Young woman
SnIag themselves in their room. me
a sn,,nie Law in each others embrace, and
y ys,,p the ga bracket 10 the mouth OF each
aa,x ts a rubber tube. The couple reg
.ste,ed on Sunday % Benrad and wlie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
Britain and Pnrinrnl.

fBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, April 20.-Both the Ne'cs and
the Standard, in commenting upon the
seizure of the Willougbby expedition, say
that Portugal is goading England to the
utmost limits allowable even to a weak
Power