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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-10

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-10
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-10

.ZAPIsUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsAl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
L,OR RENT, MEDIUM-SIZEDfN
u DWELLINGS. EA

s1e per month, 303 south Cherry street;
sio.87 per month, 107 Beech street; FRAME
DWELLING; In good order: .,,-,r
sl0.67 per month, s16 Brook avenue; NEW
BRICK gas, water, and range.
STORE AND DWELLINGS; good stand for any
light business. ,,,
sis67 per month, SIS Brook avenao; NEW;
with all improvements.
1867 per month. 1912 east Broad street,
STORE AND DWELLINGS; tine business
stand. ,,,,,,,
FRAME: possession April 18th.
sl3 per month, 301 Automatic street, corner
Belvidere; NEW FRAME.
1890 per month. 1910 west Cary street,
NEW DETACHED FRAME; rooms
sI2 per month, Boiling street, near Chelsea
Hin; SEVERAL NEW HOUSES.
S12 per month, 617 Williams street, corner
Walker street; rooms.
sig per month, 915 north Seventeenth street,
NEW DETACHED FRAME.
$40 per month, 1904 west Cary street, DE-
TACKLED FRAME o rooms.
$40 per month, Duval street DEIAChhD
BRICK: 8 rooms.
slO per mouth, GIG north Thirteenth street
FRAME DWELLINGS; rooms.
$40 per month, 1918 north TWenty-seventh
street NEW FRAME; D rooms.
sl0 per month, 1920 Lester street; STOKE
and DWELLINGS; good order.
e1O per month, 1900 west Loigh street; DE-
TACHED FRAME; Just repaired.
so per month, Ii north Twenty-thlrd street,
between Main aud Franklin streets; BRICK.
$3.50 per month, 1905 Moore street; rooms;
And OTHER HoUsEs-Iarger and smaller.
Phone 220. DEN00N, TUPPER X CO.,
Ap SIT S21 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
A NEW COMMONWEALTH.
Australia q Democratic Federation-T The
Power of the Crown Pigment.

Power OF tho CroWu u ik"Sh@
rBy Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispatcmi
IoNpos. Enc. April 4--The creation OF
the Commonwealth of Australia by the
Federation Convention now in session at
sydney is barely noticed in the morning
papers, the majority OF which fail TO re-
coenize its Importance. The Chr0nsc'e
speaks of the adoption of that title as not
unexpected, and does not regard 1t as
pointing TO separation from the mother
the Harsays the Australians have copied
the Constitution of the United States,
avoiding lis defects and evils. Australia
will accordingly be Democratic Fedora
ton, practically republic, with a mon
archical veneer. A delicate task devolves
on the Queen in the appointment OF Gov.
ernor-General. Australia will not accept
q titled nonentity. A mistake In the
choice would endanger the connection
between the mother country and the new
federation where everything ID ripe for
Declaration of Independence and the cleo
ton of President.
The 81. James Gazette observes that the
adoption of the name commonwealth
rather than dominion is significant. Aus
tralia, il says, is more republic tnan
oolony. and the federation. makes her
virtually independent. England cannot
refuse to ratify her action.
The Pan Nal Gazette says the convention
has conceded enormous powers 10 the
Federal Government. The constitution 1T
has formed is something between the
American and the Canadian instruments.
The Crown is still O reality, but its power
in the new commonwealth is fgment.
The convention has adopted the clause
of the Constitution providing that the
chief executive Of the Federation shall be
known as the Governor General, and that
he shall be appointed by the Queen. A
proposition that the Governor-General
should be elected by popular vote was
rejected by q vote of 80 to 8.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
WEATHER AND CROPS
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN FOR vlR-
GINA ENDING APRIL 4TH.
Sunshine neiow Hormai-Precipifsti
Excessive--Condition Of Wheat and
Grass Representatives, in Bloom.
rsueclal telegram 70 the DIspatcn.l

LYNcHBuRo, Va, April 4.--Virginia
Weekly Weather. Crop Bulletin. based on
reports from voluntary crop correspond.
ents throughout the State, and published
by the United States Signal Service for
the week ending Friday, April ., 1891, CEN
tral Office Lynchburg, Va;
SUMMARY.
Reports for the past seven days show that
the temperature and sunshine have been
below the normal, while the precipitation
has been excessive. The precipitation has
averaged from one TO three inches, the
greatest having been in the northern and
eastern sections. where the lowlands have
been flooded and wheat, grass, ETC., have
been much damaged. Elsewhere the
wheat. rye, and grass have generally i'm
proved. Continued wet weather has pre-
vented any progress in teamwork and
gardening. Fruit-trees are beginning TO
bloom.
REMARKS OF SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Lynchburg: 1877 inches precipitation in
three days; normal amount would be
about "a. No progress in teamwork since
last week. Wheat and grass advancing.
Peach-trees beginning to bloom.
Danville: About 1.50 inches of rain has
fallen. Ground very wet.
Marion. 1.30 inches precipitation in five
days. Framework very much delayed by
continued wet.
Christiansburg 1.s7 inches precipitation
Fin five DAYS and stopped all teamwork.
Wytheville: Nothing being done in farm
ing vet. Wheat and rye looking well.
Salem: LII inches precipitation in four
DAYS. Notwithstanding unfavorable con-
ditions vegetation is advancing, wheat
and grass improving, and fruit-trees be-
ginning to bloom.
Dale-Exterprise: 3.32 inches precipits-
ton in four days. All lowlands and will
certainly be very damaging to wheat crop.
Nothing is done in gardening and farm
work at stand.
Yancey's Mills: 2.69 inches precipitation
in four days. Total amount of rain and
melted snow during March on fifteen DAYS
was 6.79 inches. Slip-shod farmers are
seeing their stock suffering for feed and
covering. Grass and clover are advancing.
Nottoway Courthouse: 2.22 inches pre-
cipitation in five days. Wheat has been
injured and teamwork delayed by exces-
siye rains.
Richmond: 9.Ss precipitation in four
days and has been injurious to growing
crop.
Petersburg: 1.67 inches precipitation in
four days. The continuous and excessive
rains have been disastrous to all crops and
| teamwork.
Spottsville: There has been 4.6o inches
OF precipitation in the past ten days.
Ploughing and other framework at stand
ing, and all work behind.
Reports from Bedford City, Big-Stone
Gap, Bolar. Staunton, Standardsville, Mos
singford, and Norfolk have not yet been
receiyed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
Naval Notes.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dspatch-l
WASHINGTON, April 4.-The tug Nina,
which was wrecked on Gayhead and float
ed subsequently, has reached New York
and been docked. 1t is probable that the
cruiser Charleston, now at San Francisco.
NAV 90 TO Alaska. The Senate Committee
on Territories Is about to visit Alaska, and
have so far been unable TO make arrange
ments with private transportation compa-
MES to furnish steamer at what the COM
mittee regard as reasonable rates. As they
are under instruction from the Senate to
ascertain the needs Of Alaska for terrific
rial form Of government it is felt that q
visit To that section of the country is ne
cessary. Accordingly the Secretary of the
Navy will be requested to send the party
to Alaska on the Charleston, the commit
tee assuming that the vessel may be as well
80 employed as in ordinary cruising The
Charleston is now fitting out at Mare Island
with view to sailing for China in few
weeks if her presence appears to be neces-
sary there.
The United States steamers Chicago and
Dolphin, of the white squadron, arrived at
Havana, Cuba, to-day. The Dolphin will
sail Immediately for Norfolk.
Boatswain John s. Thomson is detached
from special duty at New York and placed
on waiting orders Carpenter Milton +.
Roberts from special duty at New York
and ordered to duty at the maynard, Bos-
ton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
WYTHE COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Nominations Made for the Ofices-Bat
Roads-Farming Delayed by Rains.
ISnacial telegram 70 the Disnatchl

wxTHEvIILE, Va, April A large atten-
dance was present to-day at the Democratic
convention to make.nominations for county
officers to be elected this spring. The
nominations made are rs follows: Trea-
surer, Robert Snavely; Sheriff, Robert
Landreth; Commissioners of the Reve-
nue., G. Washington Hudson and ]. s.
Spangler; Commonwealth Attorney, j.
A. Sander.
The Republicans are in doubt as to
whether they will hold convention, but
they have more than one candidate for
several of the Offices and will have to do
something TO solidify their lines.
The Farmers Alliance, although very
strong in this county, Is not in the field for
offices.
INJURIOUS EFFECTS.
The continued cold, wet weather has had
very injurious effect in this section on
business, the roads in many places in the
country being almost impossible. IL is
noted with pleasure that the DISPATCH has
begun to agitate the question of bad roads.
and hope 1t viii influence the next Legis-
lature to take the matter in charge
Farming has also been seriously delayed
by reason of the weather. so much so that
q very small quantity of oats have been
sOWn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
TELEeRAPH-oFFlCE REoPENED.
Purchase OF Observation-Disclosures
Roads Somewhat Improved.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
KEswIcK, VA, April 4.--The telegraph
Office at Gotham, which has been closed
for several years, was reopened on yesterday,
and Miss Belle Hancock, daughter OF the agent
at Keswick, win take charge Of 1t.
Z Messrs. 4. w. Evans & Co., OF Delta, Penn, who
recently bought the old slate-quarry near Kes-
wick, have brought on all Of their machinery
and will begin operations in a few days. This
industry IL heartily welcomed by our people.
Bishop Whittle will confirm class at the new
Edgehlll chapel on April 25th.
PERSONAL
Mr.. C. l. Goodman, recently Of Wayneeboro'
Is visiting friends at Keswick.
Miss Layilce and Miss Bessie Long viii leave
the neighborhood very shortly for visit to
Washington.
Mr.. Cary RUM, Of Danville, has returned to
Albemarle after a long absence, and ID now farm
ing ON the Edgehill estate.
IMPROVED.
The roads after baptism Of three months In
mud and water arc somewhat improved.
The wheat crops as general thing are looking
first rate In Albemarle. Good yields are antici-
pated.
Largo quantities OF negroes are leaving Kes-
wick almost every week for the railroad, and
some fear Is entertained lest labor may be very
scarce In the busy spring season.
Mr.. Omohundro, who died In your city recent
ly, was resident Of Keswick for a number Of
wan q Pr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
4>.,4 AgcrIoS sALEs, --ys.s. p,,,
BY james B. Elam,
Ess' Estate Aac,ionses,
f1i3 Main stree.
pEREMPToRY AUorroSsn,.

pEREMPToRY AUorroSsu,.
TIE ENTIRE PROPERTY
TwxSTy-oSE BEAUTIFUL BunpNo,
ASDTHE LARoEBmcK DWELL.
NGs AND LOT
FORMERLY THE RESIDENCE Am
rARps OF THELArEcoLoSELA,
ROBERTSON.
ON BAKER, ooDDIS, AND RoASRs-,,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
NOT FAR FROM THE NTERsRcno, :
BROAD STREET WITH BROOK
AVENUE,
In A THrcKLY-sETTLED SECTION -
PAVED STREETS, CITY wArER
GAS, cULyRRTs, Sc.
WELL SUITED IN LOCATION AND W.
CHE AREA BEING MORE THAS
TWO ACRES
FoRMANUFAcTuRrNGPURPosES-Agn
RRY. OR ANY EsTABLISHNRNrR1
CURING LARGE SPACE
AND WHERE SMALL DWELLINGS 40,
CONSTANT DEMAND AND YlgLa
THE BEST RETURNS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

added 10 TIE mass Of misery in England
the movoment against the entrances 81 des-
titute aliens. An association forming 10
guide political agitation on tho subject
proposeS 6xed monetary qualification for
immigrants. The Jewish board assert that
they provide for their poor, and that the
bulk fe-e1nigrate.
wALxs's M LUCK.
The baccarat scandal has forced the Cab
met TO postpone its request 10 Parliament
fora grant to the Prince of Wales to enable
him to wipe out his debts. Nothing vii!
now be heard Of the proposed grant until
the next Parliament meets. and then Il will
depend upon the composition OF the House
OF Commona
ms rrss row A r1oEox-YAScnR..
The Prince OF Wales has taken to pigeon
fancying. He keeps @ stud of homing-
pigeons. and has had house specially
built for them at Sandringham.
BArrYxBERa HAS HAD THE SMALLPOX.
Prince Henry Of Battenberg had q slight
attack of smallpox at Grasse. Inc tact
YVES kent n secret and his illness was at
tributed to his catching cold. he Is now
recovering. The Queen wants to appoint
Prince Henry of Battenberg to the post OF
Warden OF the Unique toI.es, nuuo
cant BY the death OF Earl Granyilie; no
salary is attached To the place. but there
goes with IL splendid residence and free
quarters In walmer Castle. Lord Sails
bury opposes the nomination. insisting
upon the Premier's right to appoint the
Warden. The Queen refuses, however, 70
recognize the Prcmier's power to interfere
with Crown nomination.
KING aKoRoE TO LIVE IN ENGLAND.
The King of Greece is about to become
cuest Of the Prince OF Wales at Marlbo-
rough House. He proposes TO acquire an
manentIy. Indicating the throne Of Greece
IN favor of his son the Duke Of Sparta.
He has an immense fortune. due to Bourse
speoulations. Part of the fortune - sunk
In London firm trading in the, Leyant
and the East, the King being the chief
partner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
DWELLINGS FOR RENT.

5000 per annum-No. 405 east Franklin !;
IL rooms, modern.
1850 per annum--No. 915 east Marshall
street II rooms, modern.
s400 per annuln-Eo. $40 east Leigh street; 10
rooms, modern.
$500 per annum-3l4 west MAIN: rooms'
modern.
$500 per annum-No. 402 east Franklin; IL
rooms, modern.
$3.50 per annum each--TW0 FRAMEDWELL-
INGS, Randolph and Beverly; 5 rooms each new.
Also, good many SMALL HOUSES In good
nelghborhoods Apply 70
FRANK d. HILL & CO.,
an 5-2t Real Estate Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAyH
By Sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
l0l4 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF A DETACHED
"A FRAME HOUSE ON THE WEST SIDE OF
FIRST BETWEEN C0UTTs AND BILL
STREETS, No. 1910 NORTH FIRST SIRE E
Al tho request OF the owners we shAii oner LUZ
sale. al public auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1891,
nj r o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scrlbed. Tho house contains three rooms, ands
In good order and has been occupied by the pres
emit tenant about six years. City water and cub
vert connections. The lot has front OF ~ ieet
and rms hack between parallel lines 120 feet TO
an alley 20 feet wide.
This property rents well and win always COM
mand a good tenant. II you want 70 MAKE
good investment don't fall 70 attend the saie'
TERMS: Announced et sale.
ap5 SUTTON & CO., Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

eLoucEsItR REPUBLICANS.
nomination of County onicers-Two Ne

xominntion OF County Oficers-Two Me-
groes on the Ticket.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
G1ouCEsryn COURTHOUSE, VA, April A.
The Gloucester County Alliance met here
to-day. 49,
afternoon and made nominations for conn
- and district Offices. Only two colored
men were put on the ticket-one a super
visor and the other overseer Of the poor,
II is said that some of the nominees made
very bitter partisan speeches.
INJURIOUS.
The recent storms and heavy rains have
injured the fishermen, and it is fearad that
many oysters viii die from the effects Of
fresh water,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

This weli-known and very valuable pn',,
TY Il now, for the lrst time. -uUGigtt-. -
twenty-five lots 81 goot dimenE.ars +, 7. -
which--about 46xi15 tcet-is tho hrss ~,
stantiai Brick Dwelling No. -- Bss.-...l.s
and viii be sold by public auction. on 49,,
ises, In separate lots, with the usual pfr,.,'H -
70 quantity, and positively without nai IS
WEDNESDAY, APRm %. 1891
the sale 10 begin promptly at g o.sstss
And Immediately after tho sale % u. l. \
shall sell the large Brick Stable sni a. ~,
Sheds and other buildings thereon. The tsf.-
80 sold 10 be removed within twenty ll0 -
the date Of sale.
This property has not been offered -,
since the war, except when sold a. a ~. "
the settlemento OF Colonel Robertson. so. -,
this II the only reason why this gr1sni ~. !.
bean long since built upon. Il has Teen ~.
sought after and Is entirely surr0ali..! n !,
proyements. II Is worthy Of the c0ls.fsr,.- !.
manufacturers. builders, breWerl. lams...t..
and purchasers generally, whether q ~.
small means, and all are repeatedly 49, 4,
DO present az the salo promptly al rs
named--3 o'clock.
TERMS: As to the real estate one tina ~.
the balance IN equal instslments by re--r,,,
notes AZ six, twelve, and eighteen NOAH. b,
interest added, and secured by deed q .rsr
and as 70 the buildings 10 be removed uga1 ~
terms a. win be announced AZ time o, sl.a
Pats at ONCE Of auctioneer ana a. ssle
ap 5,s,la,lo,l7,ls,I9,9I,22 A1rSs.,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
Il OR Il L N 7.

EOR Il Il n I. On
Telephone No. 534 for any information II II Is
inconvenient 10 come 10 the Office.
No. 100 Reservoir street; S15 per month.
No. 40 Reservoir street; S15 per month.
No. Ill Reservoir street; S15 per month
No. 21S south I'd street, els per month.
No. 1905 west Cary street; SO per month.
No. $40 north 27th street; s15 per month.
No. 2601 o street; $3.50 per month.
No. 2605 o street; S12 per month.
No. 1407 Floyd ayenue; $40 per month.
No. lib Reservoir street; $3.50 per month.
No. 125 Reservoir street; 1880 per month.
No. 1405 north Goth street; $40 per month.
No. l407 north both street; $40 per month.
No. - Mosby street; $40 per month.
No. 261S east Clay street; S1l per month.
No. 900 north 2Sth street; IS per month.
No. 2509 Yeneble street; 1888 per month.
No. north 36th street; 80 per month.
No. 1913 Taylor street, $3.50 per month
No. 638 Church street; So per month.
No. 1927 west Marshall street; 80 per month.
No. 11l6 west Main sti eet; go per month
No. 1410 north 27th street: 50 per month.
No. 2316 Venable street; 50 per month.
No. 231S Yenable street; 80 pea month.
No. 3406 Lester street; 1915 per month.
See list above for LARGER HOUSES.
Phone 534. JAMES B. ELAN,
ap silt lib east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
ByR. B. Chain Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers
DRINTON HOTEL, WITH ALL
THE FURNITURE,
AT ASHLAND, VA, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

By the request Of the owners we viii sell by
public auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1891,
at o'clock p. NJ, the well-known BhlNIoN
HOUSE. with ali It's FURNITURE, located at
Ashland, Va, sixteen miles from Richmond,
va, ON the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana 70
tomac railroad. IA.
Ashland Is a pleasant and thriving town, with
s,hools and churches and fayorite summer
home for city people. This hotel Is wen and IA
yorably known and well patronized. There are
he sold az a whole or In separate lots as may be
deemed best at the time OF sale. There Is every
facility for going to and from Ashland by the many
daily trains ON the Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG
and Potomac railroad.
This sale offers a rare opportunity 10 secure q
good business or make good Investment.
Leave Richmond on the 11:52 A. NJ. train ana
return at 1888 p. Nj.
TERMS =: At sale, and accommodating.
X. ID. CHAFFIN s. CO.,
ap 5,79&1o Auctioneers-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
ROCKINGHAM DEMOCRATS.
A Full County Ticket Nominated Who
the Nominees Are.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
HARarsoNBURe. VA, April 4.-The Demo
cratic County Convention, which was post
poned last Saturday on account Of the
heavy snow-storm, met to-day with large
attendance, and nominated full count ;
ticket. The nominees are James 4 4.
Stephenson, for Commonwealth attorney;
George b. Keel, for treasurer; John d..
Scott, for sheriff.
The nominees for commissioner of the
revenue are William II. Blakemore, A. Z.
Wyant. James r. Price, Frank q. Woodson.
and /. Il. Branner. Mr.. Keel is an ex-
State senator aud the present county
chairman, and Mr.. Blakemore was men,
Der of the last House Of Delegates. Mr..
Price is brother-in-lsw Of Hon. James w.
Marshall, of Craig.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
At the Easter Ball.

IJudgo.I
Chicago Hostess: Why, you met MIR.
Weetpit. whom | introduced to you, as If
you were old friends. / didn't know that
you were acquainted.
Mrs. Porcine: Oh, was divorced from
him four years ago; but, you know, on q
pleasant social occasion like this it's best
to let by-gones be by-gones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

FOX RENT
No. 920 west Grace street; $3.50 per annums
No. 21S west Main street; $500 per nnnnm.
No. 6O4 east Leigh street: e4ov per annnn.
No. 2311 east Broad street; S35U per aphuin-
No. 2i7 west Cary street; $500 per annum.
No. 3Is south Atm street, 5000 per nnnbns
No. 1920 FIoyd avenue: s270 per snnuras
Nc. 100 north Morris; 1900 per nnnum.
No. 81 west Marshall: $40 per annum.
No. 400 north I'd street; ts4D per annnm.
No. 6f0 west Grace street; $500 per annum.
No. 1905 Floyd avenue; 1900 per aEnum.
No. 201 Reservoir. street; $3.50 per annums
No. p02 west Marshall; 5000 per anntin.
No All west Main street 5000 per annur,.
No. 136 south Cherry street $500 per snnum'
No. $50 north Esd street; $3.50 per annum-
No. 800 north 9th street: SIG per annuin,
No. 3O1 north 10th s1 Get; e2io per annun.
No. 10 Beech street; S270 per anpufn.
See our list below for SMALLER HOUSES.
All keys AZ our office. JAMES -. ELAN,
1113 east Main street.
me-. -o1 an 5-It
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
JUDGE souTHER DROPS DEAD.
fredericksburg Loses One Of Her Best
land Most Useful Citizens.

FREpKl1cKsBURG, Va, April 4-Judgs
Henry Souther. one OF the most prominent
and welLknpwn citizens Of this city,
dropped dead in front of Roachss auction
room on Princess Anne street this evening
at $50 O'Clock.
A few moments before his death he was
in conversation with Mr.. w. s, White, and
on leaving him remarked II viii see you
Monday" He then turned around, but
had only made q few steps when he began
TO real. and before Mr.. White could catch
him had fallen.
NEVER SPOKE.
Several bystanders Immediately went 10
his assistance and doctors were sent for,
but be expired before their arrival. having
never spoken work from the tins he fell.
He was apparently In excellent health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

and his sudden death hes cast gloom
over the entire community.
t. A CHEAT Loes.
Nv his death this city loses one of It's
,nost able and worthy citizens and his be-
reayed wife devoted husband. He was
president and treasurer OF the Bridge
water Milling Company and also president
OF tine electric-light company.
HIS CAREER.
Judee souther was sixty-fve years Of
.ge 4 native Of Lynn. Mass, and for o
,,,r,bar az wears resident Of Erie. Pa. In
witch city ho served two terms es corpora
ZION iudge. He came to this city in 1887,
since which time he has been Identified
with every interest looking towards the
fms time Is indeed public loss.