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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-25
IHEODOSIA BuRR,S FATE.

BALTIMORE. Md, April 24-Frank r.
Redwood tells in the American, story
relating to the mysterious fate of Aaron
Burr's daughter Theodosla, who is be-
1ieved to have been drowned in 1918 off the
coast of North Carolina. The story, he
declares, was told him by man from
Elizabeth City, y. c., who said that some
time before the war, DR.. People, a rela-
tive of his. was called to attend very old
woman living near Nag's Head, or the
coast of North Carolina, and who thought
that she was very i'll.
In going into her house he had noticed
small oil painting of remarkably beauti-
full woman, executed by some artist of no
mean ability, which was hanging on the
smoke grimed wall. He took the picture
down, and finding that the woman at
tached no special value to it he asked it Of
her in lieu Of his fee, and she readily gave
it to him.
Her story of how it came into her posses
sion was as follows: A great many years
before, when her husband was quite
young man, the wreck of a small schooner
had come ashore at Nag's Head and her
husband had shared with others what
plunder there was aboard. Among his
share was the picture she had given DR.:
Poole and silk dress of the:high-waisted
style of the empire which she still had and
showed him.
Her husband told her that in the cabin
of the wreck there were evidences of its
having been occupied by lady, but no
bodies of crew or passengers were discov-
cred, and as the receding tide left the bull
bare on the beach it became apparent that
the schooner had been scuttled. Several
great auger holes had been bored through
her plsnking and all the small boats were
missing. This was all the old woman
could tell about the portrait, which had
been in her possession ever since. DR.. Poole
took the picture back to Elizabeth City
with him. where possibly it still may be.
The mar from Elizabeth City went on
TO say that he had seen the picture in DR..
Poole's possession, and he further declared
that before the discovery of the portrait by
DR.. Poole. probably in the '30s or '40s, a
dilapidated wreck of sailor was brought
to one of the New York hospitals suffering
from acute delirium tremens, and in his
rawlings before death he said that he had
been one of the crew of the vessel that
brought Theodosia Aston from Charles
ton in 1913 and that, their cupidity being
excited by the value of her Jewels, the
crew had robbed and murdered her, scut-
tied the vessel and escaped in a small boat.
His story got IN the newspapers and oc-
casioned some comment, but was put down
by most people to the drunken rawlings of
an inebriate and was soon forgotten.
In connection, however, with the finding
of the picture at Nag's Head, it took on
new and ghastly cOherency, and DR.. Poole
was moved to write to the representatives
of the Aston family in South Carolina in
regard to the picture in his possession.
Letters were exchanged between them for
some time, and the picture in his possess
ion was proved TO his satisfaction to be
that of the daughter Of Aaron Burr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-25
BASE BALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
rPTrrsBURGs
e|tsssg5s DBissss ySS .s:.S 5dI1ssfilss
E1fe-shPesSs Enss aitiRssssa's ds,Ssss e sa1sas'
Pitchers-Maul and Gumbert
ATPHILADELPHIA
Ph5IadsIphta. Phda.Is5p :...::t ces
RrTers"Ph RrFe s PhIadeiphis, s BrooEiyn. /.
Pitchers-Esher and Terry.
AT NEW YORK,
Ssw Ss,EoY' Work. SsGsPS &Ss
BEse hits-New York. II; Boston, TO-
Efrors-New York. e. B ston, ?.
Pitchers-RQsie and ClarkSon.
AT CINCINNATI
csetFasd ccisetRFasdiix;5b Ia
Base hitsMCincionah. E Cleveland Il.
Pitchers-khines and Seward,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AT LOUISVILLE.
dinaHhasi:....::::SS dtiGSisTilissiSS I'D 5-s
Base hits-Louisville, l5 Cincinnati, u.
Errors-Louisvilie s; Cincinnati, J.
PItcAers-Dally and Kilroy.
AT WASHINGTON.
Xtsetcs Wsietss'on s'on..:.::.:ss ::.::s SGs
Base hits.Washington. 6; Athletics L.
Errors-Washington.4 4: Athletics. 8.
Pitchers-Carsey and Weyhing
AT COLUMBUS
esH@Rgs St. T6as::::::SS :::::::::jSS Si s-s
Base hits-Counbus, Z; ST. Louis, 6.
Errors-Colum bus. 2; ST. Louis ..
Pitohers-hnell and Stivetts
AT BOSTON.
Bsitf%ors BsftHn; ....:i S-s s-1s
Base hits-Boston. %; Baltimore. l.
Errors-Boston, &; Baltimore, 2
Pltchers-OBrien, Cunningham and VanHaItren.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-25

Headache, backache, toothache, and all
other aches cured by Salvation Oil; - cts.
Everybody's remedy is what they call
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price only 25
cents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-25

BERcHAM's PILLS act like magic on a
weak stomach.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-03
Ser @rite IN niebrt9en 4,reiie,,.
Int baS @e16dft inS @eleife fit brinQen, F.,

Cine Sot (53 @itd), eleganteHe fran36fii9e 81
brett, garantrt refine golle, bic tueni9ens einen
oGten.
aSulfioms Nreis 65 Gents bie 9)arb,
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vRanu man R6 ba tuunbern1 1--helk

sRann man fi9 ba munbern" -beibt
es bann weiter-.oaB iiber f1le1te 3eis
ten gefla9t tpirbs Mber-fo fraaen mir
-tuer trdgt bic S9ulb baran-baB bic
3eiteu unb 8erbaltnifie ni1t befIer
ftub2 Siderli9 nidt Der Gtaot 8eras,
ber-tuie faum Elm anberes 2anb auf
ber Weli = innerbalb ieiner eiaenen
8ren3en In reiherem MoBe ale bic Ess
bingungen bietet, ipel1e einem State
bic 9elbitftdnbigfeit unb bic S}dbiatett
tihert, obne alle 9iilfe bon auBen ber
I'D bur6 eigene Rraft felbff 3u erbalten.
Us TT INNER nur Der Mangel an 11nter.
nehmungsseift unb 9battraft, bic I'm.
Difienbeit unb bas gegen eine 0erbei.
ferung feiner Sage glei6saliige Gd)la,
rafentbum, Del1e Elm Bolt in ber Ut.
mutb erbalten."
Das Dhrben f6mere Mntlagen geaen
bas teraniide @olt fein, penn he tpabr
ipdren; He finb aber nur au einem flei.
men Sbetl begriinbet.
Der Statesman" -unb iebes onbere
bemotratiide Blait urieres staotes-
DelB gang genau, mas 9eras Notb
tbut, bamit bic i6lefteH 3eiten in quite
umgelDanbelt iperoen.
Sic uiRen. bic beinifden probutte,
uelGe Der Nderbau, bic Bieb3udt unb
ber 8ergbau In 3eras liefert uub
i6afft, erif bann ibren mirtIilbeH uuo
bonen wirtbfdaftli9en Wertb beioms
men t6nnen. meun he i'm 2anbe ielbff
bur6 eiue beimiidbe SnbuErie berarbei.
tetewerben, unO fie ioll,en ebenfo gut
tpiHen, BOB aQein cine 3olIpolitit,
DeIbe ben amerilaniiben Nrbeiter Hes
gen ben Witbemerb ber fremben, billi.
gen, NEIL auf 6ungerl6bue gelebteu
Nrbeit i9hbt, - nit anberen Worten:
bic repu5litanii6e g9ub3ollgeiebae:
bung, = i'm Stanbe 1T, In Seras cine
Snbufrie auf5ubauen, meI1e ben Staat
all feiuer bolen 8ltitbe bringen tpiirbe.
Wenn ber 6armer ober ert au Der
@tnfdt gelangt iein tpiro, oaB es BE
vbeimiidbe Sn5uifrie" 1T, pelde ben
prnoutten feiner Mrbeit ben bollen
Bertb gebeu nirb. - bas tpeiB bic be.
mofratifdbe pteiIe eben 10 senau, - lit
es NIT Der 9erritbaft Der Denotratie
3u gnbe.
Das partei SntersRs gebietet ibr bas |
Der. Mangel an Sbattraft, llnmif5eus
belt unb @lei9siltieteit ais bic Sin. |
berniiie, tpelde ber inbufriellen Gnt. |
tuiGluna beS Qdn6es i'm mpne f1nh In
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-03

ffiegen. SIR Mdbren. bic fritber nit
Is Ma,f beJabit ipurben, mtTen bic
HoBi9ld9ter iebt minbeitens so Mart
aablen.
= Ser prof. 9ermann 8bom in
Berlin beb;eirte fiiraIi1 benz Raifer eli.
ne s9prnue auf bic 9rbeit" bic boiler
tiefer @eoanfen mar uub bieIen geifal
fanb. Der Raiier uno mebrere Mit=
gIieber Der taiierli6en 6an1iIie betoies
fen ibre Mnertennuug Der Mrbeit bes
Mannes, inbem fie ibm nambafte @elb=
gefd,enfe iibetianhten. SEPT bat fi9
bereusgeifelt, baB bic 9pmne brett
aus elmer alien @ebi1tiammIung ges
ffoblen mOrbsu If. Sbom ift unter Ser
Mnflage beg getrugs nerbaftet porben.
= Sn RIein.aften whtbet bic gbo.
lera mad ipie Dor nit unSerminberter
Rraft. Ius Damascus, mo bic eeude
i'm 3unebmen bestiffsu 1T, ,uerOen 1870
Gdae genelbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-03
@ine nDlfstutrtbid idbaftlt6e ,Spuntaas.
betrnd1tttmN".

Gin gut bemotratiid freibdnblerif9es
glatt, ber In Muffin eri1einenbe
setotesman" briust In elmer ieiner lebs
ten Nnmmeru bic foIgenbe erbouli9e
5onntagsbetra1tung
r8eltern mar SOnntag, bas Wetter
pra9tbol unb In Golge be1en au9 bic
3abl ber Rir9enbeiu6er cine ungee
w6bnli4 groBe; beionbers fort bsrtres
ten mar bic Damens unb Ginoermelt,
unb bic meiiten berieIben boten In ibrer
babi6en, mobii6en 2leibuns, Elm redt
gefdliges e1aulpiel bar. Iber mas
einem Seoen babel fofort In bic Mugen
fallen mnBte, mar bic $batia9e, baB
aues, mas lie trugen, aus auswdrtigen
Gabritaten befan6. Die Seiben. unb
Woufoffe ber Gleioer, b;e BGnber, bas
peI3mert, bic Gate unb S9ube, MQes
mar bon ben 6ifli9en unb n6rbli6en
Staaten gefommen. Gin She'll 6ss
ba3l permenbeten Waterials, uie bas
9eber fur bas Sdubwert unb bic
gaumpolle fiir bic Rleiber, tpar biels
lei9t erft Dor elm paar Monaten aIs
HobHoff iber Muiiin nod bem Often
8egangen, bort oerarbeitet unb banu
nod Seras auriidgef9idt tporbeu, um
geitern betm &irhgau9 parabe gu ma.
9en."
r9ie Gleiber, tpel9e bic Wdnuar trus
gen, tusnigfens bic Stoffe ba3u, ftomms
ten insgeiammt bon ausmdrts ber; nidt
Elm Gaben baoon mar beimil1es $erass
Jabritat. Watarlid tpar au9 cine ganae
Mfenge bon Grauen geitern ni@t aur
Rir9e gegangen, ionbern 3u 6quIe ae.
blieben. nm bas Wittassefien ber3urid.
ten, unb ber Ofeu. auf peldem he es
to6teu, ioipie ale bic 3u ibm geb6riaeu
@er6tbi6aften, Die 9bpfe unb Spfaunen,
bic MeRer, @abeln unb 20ffel, tparen
bon ausmdrts getommen; nur bos
Jleifd, ein paar Nrten bon Semitic
y. I. tp. tparen teranif9e graeuanifie.
Seoer anoere 3ur 8ereitung Der WeabIs
aeit geb6renbe Mrtitel rpar BON ouswdrts
bergebrabt; ber gBtil6 unb bas 2eins
tu6 oarauf tparen importirt. ebsnio bic |
Sfhfeln unb Seller, unb menn bic
Gamilie gum gKen FAM, 10 iebte He fa |
auf Stible, tuelde tn Wiseonfin, ct.
3ouis ober Cincinnati = nur nidt In
Seras-fabri5irt tparen, um einen Slid,
nel9e eine Sour BON bieIen buubert
Wteilea 3uriid3ulegen bate. ebe er Iei.
men Geitimmungsorte i'm @B3immer er.
rsi9te. Der 2aufmann, nelber bic
freie 3sit benubte. um einen Bid In
feline 9a6er gu tbuu, hanb an einem
tmportirten S6reibpult, uno ielbh bic
ga9er maren impOrtirt, ebenio wie bic
Gebern, Aie Sinte. bas 6dreibseua
bas 96i9blatt unb ole lbrisen 59reibs
lltenflien."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-03
T. WQLESoN-= :

| ft1C1eS sll lDllhIelt (Sr hDI1 hnrt t1Pr>
| idiebeue lsapiere nuf Sie fih omf fe;ne
Heroanoenheit he,onen pr hottie s,ho,
| fauait Sic Nbsidbt oehobt }ih S;eSer
| 3eaoen feiues friiberen @emerbss ~,
ent(eSioet1 unb INNER sic Imsfiihru1Sa Sl'
hiuousoeihoben nun botten mnhsa s
: fannte Sdnbe inter bielen gdriften or.
iud,t. pieneid1t nur nod @elS' pieIIei9bt FIT
| aber aud, mad, Nnoerem |
Ole 8apiere tparen lammtlih nor.
fonbeu bis ouf eines ginss mnS ,,nor
| 6oS beloftenSite nou oIren fehlte
Gs mar Elm BON linn eiaenhSnSio ouf.
| aeiebter uno unterifriebener gssrtroo
NIT Sem Robitdn etnes feiner esd;ffes
ueld,es eins reid1e gieoerlaSuno pon Ir per
Gonaofiite mad, Nroiflien fiihren FINITE
Die Gnaahl Der su perlaSenSen @d1rpar,
aen, bfe Qrt ihrer WehanSluuc Der
Breis fir ieSer sfopf Slaes mar onf
6os @enoneite onoenehsn. 93ien,onS
Der oieies gapier at @eiidlt befam'
fonnte an Ser geraanoenbeit leines
0erfaIers ben gerin95ten 3peiIel heasl,
unb qeraoe bisiss @dlriftifiid mar ans
alien iibriaen eutwenSet!
Son mem?
5erbiuanb 9anQuelia ipuste eS nidt:
CT abnte nur, baB es Sielelbe Sanb oes
tuelen Iein miilie, sic 6en W{orbltabl
ssgen ieineu @obn, ben Wiitidulbiasn
ieiner Ibaten, 9eboben bate uuo bic
inn bierburh, loipie bur6 @uthluuna
ietner Bergangenbeit einen t0olideren
Streid perleben tpoute.
DaS 9tonsn zines @agens unter>
brad bic biiiteren @eoanfen oes eit,s
famen Waannes Dor Der Yilo bisit
cine Drolf,fe unb Elm fleiner fhahio
ansfeben6er Mann entitiea Serielben
@leih barauf iiberbrad1fe ser D,ener
eine 2arte. 5anaueiia mari einen
Bid barauf uno faote aroerlidh: Was
min Der Wfenld, BON mir !? ah babe
feine Cuff, mid) NIT Der @orte obau.
qeben."
Or ioot sic Gohe e; o,serorh.r+.
lid, nid1t;p Ser onSgioa asrrp pu,SrSs" ,nirSs 80
Ssremen III niht t norasfo5;en =, ,Vps h"hs,,
bemsrfts Ssr gS;ensr y'Ss'Slis" o. 9"O'a
.Wirflid, Z? Ssa. 'll meinetmeoen
Gnsrhsr trot IN; NIT sr''osysm. s;,,sr Dss4..;s,
gserhemouno elm Gr , ,nrS,tp gsi19a.,e'Ss" ooa,
nan Sa, mon +, nen nnr1s1r,sr w@stu s~'S az ~
ism s;,,eSois;then M nm mt S.ss' Observation-Disclosures s.,sn
~ bebanSsi,, nf(eots 49,, n6sr "a Ino a,,r
ans nifbf in }einer Slb5;tht Sg; az az 'a, s.r%
fiifles Ssnsh,,,s,, M rel ohs%Mpa, % i'w fasla. Jnau
Gr % n,,,o sa snss. aofV..usu ~ salls9.
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3 rief. cite.

:, gmma stnserhsffer-@alter arnolb-ssane
Sef-aicOlauS 8epl-Sas 8lum-O 6, sic.
mems iun-9attie clemens = greb Glapb :
0reo Sensrba9-S Sleii4er- SuIia 8 Seu=
mi8CS . 9ulbsrt-S Sprban-S Seller =
y gfrS 5 Seusr-Nars s gs RIeine S s Wloit
Y Hosler-g Saul-@9as S6ueioer = gaa
S9retner-&atte S4ub-Mrs Stiib-Sas 9
Sutenbad1-6rant s Sraucr.
aasldnbii9e.
@trs eonrae-&Oam Molsfe -Martim 9sid
tsr-ernit 8uftner.
Rbetosrapbisn.
Spbn 8eber (2)-S S @ernett,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-03
sdp Die ousoe,eidueten gpo5fe,

s1 Die ausgeaei@neten gDaffer.
Garbens Portraits ansefertigt
Don bet Sirma Paris 6 Roth.
nell, iinb 5meifellos bic beiten unb
tuuifgere@teiten bic ie im @taote gee
seigt tuuroen. Sober, ber auf bieie
Deiie pbotcgrapbf@e Iufnabmen bets
gr6Bert baben MIL. Der beiude unjer
IteIier 9io. IL unb 13 % f.@ o m.
merce 5traBe. unb befiGtiae
bieIe Mrbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-03

= eeit Sabren lit i'd an neurals
gii9en S9mer3en, tpurbe iebo9 i1lieB.
LID our1 bic Muuenbung BON Gt. sya.
tobs Del gebeiIt. Dieies 1T bic grfab.
rung einss Seben, tpel1er bas Del ges
brau9te- = 8. Q. 9berer, getbanp
Mo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-03
8udlenS 0lrnicn gnfae

Die bette Salbe ber 9selt fur SGnitte, Auetstuuz
sen, 0ei9ware, gebsrz unD Sauts sausi9las, Tle5te,
6etten ; turirt SdmSrrbpiben pper feline Teaabinna.
8Oaise 3nfrtebenbeit Sarantirt pber has @eIb wiPb
Surnderitattet. 25 Gents pte S@a&tel. Bum 0erfaui
IN IN allen Mpotbeten. abplrb Dretb, 9bompirn Go,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-03
@ine oarantirte aur.

mir autcriRren ben anseSsisten Mpptbefsr, Sbnen
Or. Rings Meues SetlmitteI sesen S&winbiu9t, Sus
Fen unb Grtduus auf fDIsen6e Bebtneuns ,u ptrtauz
fen: @enn Gie BON ber Grippe befaGen finb, unb
btees wttsl ben anwsiiunsen enifpredenb sebrau&en
wctlen, inbem 9te es etnsebeuO prObtren, unb renn
Ste bunn fetne 8eferurS bur@ bafieIbe petipbren,
hann f&iden Ste bte SIaI@e surh6 nnh gie nerhen
Str @eIb suth6 betpmmen. qBir MAIDEN htes ansebOt
In GoIse Der erobarttgen Grplse peI@e btes Wlitel
BET ber lestidhrtsen Grtppen Gpibemte auf5upeien
sss mttsi niSf ssscitsn satte. % DIAN % made " etnea M
BeriuG. RrobeIa{@en fret bet Nbolpb Dretb, 9bpmpz
ION & Go. @rrSe 1laj9eu so Gents unb 81. 90.
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~ Wenn Sic cine Ndb Waf6ine
brau6en, 10 seben sic su @rps, 4O8
Aoe. E unb taufen sic cine Domestic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
FULL HoNoas FOR KING KALAKAuA
| Tho Authorities without Precedent TO
Cuide Them--soms Pcrpiexity
iBy telegraph 70 the Dispatca.I

WASHINGTON. January 21.-Instructions
havs been sent to the Major-General COM
manding the division of the Pacific and
the Admiral commanding the naval forces
on the Pacific station TO pay full military
and naval honors to the dead King Ksla-
kaua. Acting under these instructions the
army and naval authorities at San Fran
cisco have assumed charge of the funeral
arrangements, and the transfer of the re-
mains TO the flagship Charleston will
be marked by ths highest military
honors authorized by the regulations,
including firing of salutes from the
forts and the war-ship Charleston,
which has been placed entirely at the dis
posal of the Hawaiian authorities. She
will be specially prepared tor the recep-
ton of the body and will make the trip 10
Honolulu as rapidly as possible. She Will
also remain at that port TO participate IN
the ceremonies attending the burial OF
the King and the coronation of his sue
cessor and will at the same time see that
the interests of this country are fully pre-
served.
While the authorities at Washington are
desirous of doing the highest honors to
the Hawaiian Government in its bereave-
ment theyare somewhat perplexed as to the
best course TO pursue. There is no prece-
dent TO follow, as this Is the first instance
where the ruler of foreign country has
died on American soil. 1t is said. how
ever, that there will be ample time fol
further action when the Government is ad
vised of the installation of new ruler.
Secretary Blaine said this afternoon that
the United States had lost good friend in
the King and would do every possible
honor to his memory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
The Result in Colorado-Senator Teller
Re-EIeoted-ResuIts Elsewhere.

Re-EIeoted-ResultsE Elsewhere.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
DENVER. COL, January 21.-The Senate
and House met IN Joint session at noon 70
ballot for United States senator. The vote
was: Teller, AZ; Caldwell Yeamans, "a.
NO CHOICE IN NORTH DAKOTA.
BrssARcK. N. D., January q THE ballot
for senator to-day resulted: Pierce. II;
Hansbrough, 10; Miller, IL; Ball, II; Muir,
0: Lounsbury, g.; Mccormick, A-all Re
publicans except Mccormick and Muir,
Farmers Alliance.
JONES OF ARKANSAS NEGLECTED.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, January 21.-In joint
session to-day the General Assembly CON-
pleted the work of reelecting James *.
Jones United States senator by the fol
lowing vote: Jones, l06; Triebe (Republi-
CAM, II; scattering, 3.
SQUIRE SUCCEEDS HIMSELF.
OLYMPIA, WASH, January 21.-The Legis-
lature in Joint session to-day elected Wat
son G. Squire United States senator. The
vote was as follows: Squire, So; W. III.
Calkins, 80; Thomas Carroll Democrat),
Il.
MITCHELL RE-ELECTED.
SALEM, ORE, January 21.-The Legisla.
ture TO-DAY in JOINT session reelected John
III. Mitchell United States senator to sue.
ceed himself.
MOODY AGAIN TO SERVE.
PIERRE, s. D., January 21.-The Legisla.
ture in joint session has just voted for Q
United States senator, 1863 votes being cast
Moody received 76; Trip, "a; Harden, 20
the remainder scattering among several
candidates. Necessary to a choice, IS votes
Moody has gained one vote since yester'
dRy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
A DyICE TO MOTHERS.

Yor over any yesrs MRS. wINsLow'a
SOOTHING SYRUP has been used By miliionses
mothers for their children while tesshing Are
you disturbed at night and broken Of your ress
b. sick child suffering ana esytng with psin q
cussias teeth, II % send ct once and get bottle
Of "hrA winslow's Soothing syrup" for chii-
drsn Tssthine. fs value ts tneaiouiabie' wiu
relieve shs poor little sufferer iusmsdisisly. De-
pend upon n mothers: rasre 10 no mistake
sbou. Il IL cures Dyssntsry and Dsarrhnas
regulates tho stomach and Bowels, eures WIND
Cello seftsus the aums, reduces 1nnsmmasion.
and gives tone snd energy 70 shs Whole systsn.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
psNITENTlAav BUILDINGS.
Dwellings for the superintendent and 40
sistaats-ceIis fer Prisonsrs.

The Board of Directors of the State
penitentiary, with the approval OF tho Gov:
ernor, have authorized the construction OF
two dwellings (tenements) to be erected
on the grounds of the institution facing
Belyidere street, and TO be occupied by the
Superintendent and First Assistant super
intendent.
While they will be comfortable houses
they will not cost great deal
The present residence of the Superinten-
dent inside the walls will be fitted up with
cells 10 relieve the overcrowded condition
OF the prison--a condition that has been
the subject of numerous reports to the
Governor and General Assembly for many
wears and hes now reached an intolerable
point. 1t is supposed that. cell-room for
iifty or sixty prisoners can be made IN the
Superintendsnt's quarters after they are
vacated.
When the Penitentiary Spring lot was
sold the First Assistant Superintendent
was dispossessed of his dwelling. sad after
the lapse Of many years be Is now 70 be re-
instated in quarters provided BY the Com.
monwealth.
naw b1usAs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
THE RICHMOND CLUBS ALL RIGHT.
Having Complied with tho Licsnse-Law
They Can Dispense Drinks.

Having Complied with tho Licenso-Lsws
They Can Dispense Drinks.
The special telegram which appeared
in Yesterdays Dispatch from Lynchburg
stating that the Piedmont Club Of that
citv had been fined 800 in the Corporation
Court for selling liquor without license
suggested the question as to the status OF
the Richmond clubs in relation TO the
license-laws.
This point was raised here several years
ago. when such social organizations as the
Richmond. the Westmoreland, the Com;
mercial, and the Mercantile clubs claimed
that they were not. in the nature OF the oo-
jects of their organizations, liable TO tax
for selling liquor. the saloon-keepers,
however. brought pressure TO bear upon
the General Assembly, which resulted In
that body making the clubs amenable to
the law. and since then the organizations
named have taken out State license, put
have not paid city icense-tax, as the
Council Finance Committee has not seen
proper to tax them.
CLUBS COULD BE YrED.
With the stringent enforcement or the
Sunday-liquor law, however, o number OF
other clubs sprung up in the city, most OF
them chartered, in which liquor was sold
ito members {" on Sunday, but 10 Is be-
lieved tina, all OF these. with perhaps one
or two EXCEPTIONS. have ceased TO exist IN
oonseouence of the decision in the Kluber
case-which was in sense test case.
Kluber wes before the Police Court
charged with violation of the Sunday;
liquor law. The question OF license did
not enter into the matter as he bad 2
license. Police-Justice Crutchfeld hned
Kluber. and held that the case was one OF
evasion of the Sunday liquor law. The
defence set up was that the selling was the
act of chartered club (of which Kluber
was manager), and an appeal was taken to
the Hastings Court andthe Police Justice
was sustained.
mas BRoKys THEM up.
Justice Crutchfeld said yesterday eve,
ming that he believed this decision had
broken up all such clubs and that ne did
NOT know officially or privately Of the ex.
istence of one of them In Richmond.