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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10
MIR. Polk Much Better.

WASHINGTON, d. C., June 9-The familiar
quotation. The darkest hour is just before
dawn, WAS fully exemplifod to-day in the
case of President Polk. of the Farmers ALI
ance. Yesterday evening his condition was
tendance and unceasing treatment by Or. j.
NJ. Hays. his physician. Mr.. Polk rallied and
gradually improved. This morning there is
every indication Of ultimate recovery unless
he has a recurrence of the hemouhage, which
ms doctor does not apprehend. Heart failure
was stopped by the use Of stiniuants. Nj
Polk is resting comfortably. A number Of
prominent men called last evening and to-day
10 inquire about Mr. Folks condition, among
whom were Senators Ransom. lrby and Kyle
and REPRESENTATIVES, Liyngston and Simpson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10
couuKNcEnENr EIERcfsEs
@, Take Forest and trinity Coieges-Cen-
tenuial Celebration.

RALEIGH. \. c.. June Especial. Wake
Fo-e.t commencement closed to-day. The
rraduating class consisted OF thirty-siN mem
her Mr. w. W. Vass. OF Raleigh, was the
vsiedictorian. and Mr.. g. W. taschall. OF
Chatham. delivered the salutatory. Trinity
College COMMENCEMENT likewise, closed
tbis evening with tho annual
concert and reception. This is the
last commencement 10 DO held in the Old
COLLEGE building aud crowds came from far
and near 20 be present on tho farewell occs-
sion There were eighteen graduates eleven
OF whom contested for the Wiley Gray medal
for best oratorv. II was won By Dir. >. d.
Durham. of Greensboro.
The following Joint committee on the cen
teuuial celebration OF tho city OF Raleigh TO
be held during the coming State Fair has been
app0intcd from the Board of Aldermen. D..
r PAYNE. Frank Stronach. +. ". Hunni-
cnt.. julius Lewis. H. Bowers. From
the Chamber OF Commerce. Josophus Daniel
". i. Ashley. p. ii. Andrews. ". II. Hughes
4 4. Thompson. From the North Carolina
Agricultural Society, p. II. Battle. DR.. K. IL.
owls. Dr. James Mctree
Mayor Badger to-day appointed NJ. .Bowes'
Frank Stronach. c. K. Lee. James Baylou.
G.. E. Leach and Alexander Stronach com
mittoe 70 arrange for grand celebration here
ON ,ltllv 9Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10
Fine Eains-Dlsciplining Wife.

SALupA, Va. June 9.-This locality was
treated to splendid rain yesterday morning.
which has greatly revived the spiriis OF our
farmers. as truck and crops generally had
begun to show the effects of drought. Tho
outlook for good wheat yield is very prom
ising at present.
Quite disturbance was raised in the Afri-
can quarter yesterday by James Davis. a Iuu-
lstto. who tied his wife and WAS disciplining
her. when neighbors interfered and were re-
pulsed 10y threats to shoot. Justice ". e..
Smith had him promptly brought before him.
placed under bonds and sent him on for grand
jury action. The woman was severely beaten
and serious results may follow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10
4 New military Company,

A Junior military company, composed OF
cons Of Confederate veterans. ranging ia age
from fourteen 20 sixteen years. was organized
at Murphy's Hotel last night. Quite num-
Der OF boys enlisted and a committee Of
three. composed of Willie Parker. Philip
Carlton and Stafford Parker. was appointed
10 solicit others who might wish 10 join.
This company is 10 be entirely independent,
aud il Is understood that II will be uniformed
different from any other company IN hich-
mond.
While there has been many discussions in
regard 10 what the style OF uniform shall be.
the majority OF those who are interested seem
10 like something on tho Zouave order. On
mex, Thursday night at $50 o'clock there will
be another meeting held at fowhatan Club,
when IL is expected officers will be- elected
aud tho company named. All members arc
requested 10 DO present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10
i GIRL GREArhY wEoYGED.
william 4. Sands, Charged with Cruelty to
Etta Fitzgerald, IN Court.

Eta Fitzgerald, In Court.
In the police court yesterday morning JUS
tice Crutchfeld fined William A. Sands SIS
for assaulting. striking and threatening to
shoot Eta Fitzgerald and he was committed
10 jail in default OF security.
A full account OF the cause OF this case APP
peared in Tn TnWs yesterday morning
After court tai ked with both the untor-
tunatcs II was the same OLD story that has
been often tod before If wOman's love and
weakness and mans pertidy and meanness.
The story Is indeed q pittul one ana cal
culated 10 exotic the utm Il contempt for the
wretch who has wrought misery and ruin
upon a weak aud triendless orphan girl.
Miss Fitzgerald is only eighteen years OF
ACC and is "a Catholic. She was born in
Rochester ~ y. When six months old her
father died and three years later she lost
her mother. She has never known the
watcbtul care Of loving parents. She was
sent 90 an orphan asylum and Afterwards 70
"a convent, whore she intended % take the
veil. but in this she was disappointed. The
rost OF Aer story appeared m Yesterdays
paper.
She saws that Sands promised while in
Washington 10 marry her. and. though she
has often begged him to fulfill the promise,
the only reply she could get would be curses
and blows he has robbed her of nearly all
her clothing which was paWned and the
money either spent in liquor or gambled
away, while she was left at home hungry aud
cold. She snys she has been as true 20 Sands
as though they had been lawfully married.
and though he has mistreated her IN almost
every way possible and insults and unklnd-
ness have been heapod upon her she has
never spoken harshly 10 HIM.
She was yesterday engage ID dlsposlng OF
what lew things Wore left 10 tho house pre-
pafat0ry % leaving tor New York. 4 beauti-
full illustration OF the Young woman's kind
hearteduess was shown when she used part
of tho money that was gotten 70 defray ner
expenses ia the purchase Of clothes Tor her
perfdiOus lOvel. She expects 20 leave Sun
day.
Zoo much praise cannot be- given Officer
p. II. Dunningtou who has 30 nobly come to
the assistance Of the poor girl. lie has taken
her 10 his home, where she Is meeting with
every kindness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10
strong Meeting of Protest.

SrAUNroN, VA. June Especial. "A meet
ing of local fire agents WAS held here to-day
TO protest against the proposed action in
placing Virginia under theS. J.. L. A. Agencies
from Danviilo. Alexandria, Charlottesville.
Roanoke. Wytheville Front Royal Harrison
burg, Lexington. Clifton Forge, Winchester,
Culpeper. Norfolk Bedford City. Pulaski.
Warrenton. Radford, Big Stone Gap and
Luray were present either in person or low
letter, strongly indorsing the action of pro
test. A strong paper WAS adopted to Toe
issued TO all the agencies in the State and
calling a general meeting to be held in Rich
mond June 22d. TO which all local. general and
special agents of companies doing business
III Virginia are invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10

NoRFoLK, Va. June Especial. There
have been more than twenty mad dogs killed
IN this city and vicinity during the past three
months. The last report received is that this
morning a very large and noted Newtound-
land dog bit Mrs Lula Doser and Mrs. Annie
Corbett. of this city Also that il attacked
and wounded four children severely. Ali of
these persons received three or four wounds
each. After attacking the women aud chill
dren the dog ran into the street and died Ii
was pronounced genuine case of hydro
phobia. The city council of Berkeley has passed
an ordinance that all dogs shall be muzzled
1t is thought that stringent measures will DO
adopted here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10

DUSSsyuLE. ESSEX Co.. Va. June 7.-lSpe.
ciaL barnes Denny q son Of Rev. DR.
Denny. who Is in charge OF the Presby
nephew Of Judge 4. Il. b. Wright. Of this
NINTH Judicial circuit was drowned last nlgbt
near Iappahannock. IL seems that youne
Denny and his cousin, Preston Wright. were
bathing near the town and Denny went be.
yond his depth and WAS seen to sink by his
cousin, who made for the shore aud ran for
town giving the alarm. Friends were soon
on the grounds. but could render no assist.
ance. Searching parties were Vt once organ.
lied and this morning the body was found
Young Denny was q promising young man OF
nineteen years aud his death Is sad blow 70
father. uncle and many loving friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10
Died from Her Injuries.

Mrs. Maria /. shelton widow Of F. B. Shell
ton. died Wednesday night at $40 o'clock ~
the residence oil her son. Dir. 4. '. Shelton,
on south Laurel street.
She was in her sixty-ninth year. and had
until recently resided IN Henrico county. a
short distance from this city. On the 18th Of
aDril she was kicked BY II horse and terribly
wounded. Her skull WAS badly fractured
and her injuries were so serious that for
several days her death was momentarily eS-
psc,ed. Since that time she has fingered. and
az times faint hopes were entertained Of her
recovery.
Two OF her sons. Messrs +. -. Shelton. Of
Denver. and 4. Y. Shelton. # this city. were
with her when she died. Mr.. >. J.. Shelton.
Of BROOKLYN. her other son. was unable 20
come. az four Of his children are III with
diphtheria.
The funeral will take place from her sons
residence 40. IA south Laurel street. this
morning az 10 clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10
Tho lost Gambling Case.

George T. Lescallett was arraigned before
Judge Witt yesterday on tho charge OF VIC.
latlug the anti-gambling law passed by the
Legislature last winter. he was arrested sov-
eral weeks ago by Captain Angle OF the Sec
ond police station. for transmitting bets on
races t0 rtheru race-tracks at the Turf TX
change 1t is intended by this case 10 make a
test as 20 whether OK not turf exchanges can
be conducted on tho commission plan in this
State This plan is actually carried ont at
Alexandria at the present time. where the au-
thorites have decided IL TO DO admissible By
law
The case was given 10 the jury yesterday
afternoon. but the jury being unable 10 agree
this morning.
Jetty Duke, charged with assaultiug Peter
Wall was ACQUITTED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10
Il MODERN J1COBITT.


There is young Englishman in New York
these days to whom tho presidential election
eering and campaigning Of tho next five
months will have special interest. In fact.
he has made his first visit to America mora
10 watch these proceedings than 70 scQuaint
himself with the people aud the country, He
Is Melville henry Douglas Bruce, Marquis do
Ruvigny and Raineyal. whose estate Is Castle
Morris. in Ballybeggin. County Kerry. Ire
land. and he intends 10 try for a seat IN Par
lament from Vest Kerry at tho next cleo
tiOns.
II he is successful he will work with might
and main for the recognition Of the Legiti-
mist League which is revival Of Jacoblt-
ism. Tho League which was organized in
October Last. now has seven thousand ayOwed
members and a number OF sympathizers, and
has representative IN the House OF Lords IN
the person OF Lord Ashburuhsm. It's aim is
10 restore the House OF Stuart. the descend
ants OF the ill-fated Charles l. and get rid Of
the present House Of Hanover. with It's Bat
tenbergs and other impediments. for whose
living expenses and spending money British
subjects are taxed. The Jacobites OF to-day
are not 50 eXcitaOe a. thor ancestors. They
want no b.ood-shed aud are quite willing 10
wait till Queen Victoria dies before putting
Princess Louise OF Bavaria. the Jacobits
Queen. upon the throne.
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bride and groom to the floral bower and arcn
prepared for them. 80
After the ceremony repast was served M
ter which music and dancing were hep' up
till the wee sma' hours" ,.,.,.
Mr. and Mrs Rick took the 1890 O'CLOCK
train for Norfolk. aud after spending some
time there and at Old Point they will take tne
steamer for New York and other Northern
cities. ,t.a.a
Among the visiting friends were MISSES Kisses
Emma Bichv, LIZZIE Hewitt and Mrs. flynn,
OF Baltimore and Mir. and ars. tlue OF new.
ark. =. j.. with whom the orine ana Eloo ~
Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10
Concert In Charlotte.

Kxvsvrrnr. Va. Juno LAST night a con-
hina,' even for the benefit Of the hpisco,,
pa church Captain Frank Cun aaxngal songs
yonr city. was present and sang Tergan Pis
as onl lyna 40 our people were charmed
u wi,S the Captain and captvated by his voice;
Ia 'i has promised to come again ana Sins d.
"n Vu ga Furguson OF the house OF NJ. j.;
?, Mr.. Lev 70 wss present. and contributed
h hS1i to the enjoyment of all By his perform
a an wilson 21 r. G.. gave several duets on the
p' no;n ~" and ars. J. W. Morton sang a 1uet'
TIN with Mrs II. Willis and Captain Gun
ninehan. sang a quartette.
Mr. Willis and Miss Rosa Gregory gaye az
instrumental duet, also Mss carrie ana LUCE
Wor,on Mr. G. A. Osborne sang a solo.
The recent rains have caused great destruc-
t;o, 20 the crops on the streams. which have
bean higheftha since the war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10
MEMORIAL EXERCISES.
In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Address MADE in
Memory OF the soutbs Deh" "'''
Petersburg Memorial Day

s,,,.,,rov Y. lime Especial This
vos Confederate Memorial day here. Beverly
street through which the procession pAs'eu
e. tho cemetery. was literally decorator WIN
national flags and red, white ara Oiue o'"'-
inc, and thronced on either side Wild per-
-. a,,ious 70 witness the ceremonies. Inc
,rooessiop formed IN front of the city hall'
headed bv the stonewall Brigade Band III
full dress uniform. Colonel h. >. "il'ln ,i.r
member of the Legislature ilgH - 49,"
county. acted "a chief marshal. ~ cai l,aho
we're Rey William Cummins Of the SecOha
preshvterien church: Rev. W. ): T.. COX, Vi
The Rsntist churcn. orator Of the DAY; Col-
onel Johp Lilly. president Of the Aususss
county Memorial Associations -, =, ~,
Mcfarland, y. ". Drake. George ", " Mns -
Mabone's brigade, II. NJ Mcilnhhe{ OF
Mosby's command. Dr. carter b9iaIu' -
stanton Artillery; X. Navy eui'or Oh w
c..noton Snectstor with old veterans anu
citizens following in the rear. -, ,..:
arriving AZ tho stand. in front OF the beauti-
ful Confederate monument, the eAeiciSe9
we're opened with prayer by rev; ~ cu'n-
Minis. after which Rev. ut. Cox deh'e'e ~ q
beautiful and appropriate address. Inc
mound around the monument was, Stre"n
with flowers. The crowd OF fifteen hundred
or two thousand gathered around the monu-
ment. aud the band closed the exercises OF the
day with Dixie
At the close o. the exercises tho Augusta
County Memorial Association held meeting
in the Council chamber. presided over Dy
Colonel Lilly president OF the Association
Tho following officers were elected ior the
ensuing year. President. +. j. Fishburne 81
Wavnesboro. Nice-Presdents. Colonel A. -
Williams. Or. Carter Berkeley. G. ). holer j..
T Long. w. n. Kable. D. W. Drake and ,.
IT, McCue: Executive Committee, " H.
Oliver. George ". May. Captain II. VI NC
Hhaney Josyn Joseph Newman ana !; L.
Gregory: Treasurer. CAPTAIN J.. s. DefAleS'
Secretary Newton Argenbr9ht. ~
Feeling tho need of closer cOnnection WIN
the various Confederate camps Oh the olalo
II was resolved 10 close the memorial ssso-
citation and found camp OF Confederate
veterans 70 be known as the Stonewal JACK
son Confederate Camp. ..,
Memorial day was changed % MAY lOtn
the anniversary Of the death OF StonewaI
jackson. Two deaths were noted III the
ranks OF the veterans during the past year
j. Me- hersOn Crawford and W. II. PuHDHl'
both OF Augusta county.
Governor 7. w. Mckinney. State reas-
urer 4. ". Harman. Auditor Morton Marye,
Railroad Commissioner General j. l.. Hil,
togother with the board of public works.
passed through Staunton on the Baltimore
and Ohio train to-day. They are making a
tour Of Virginia assessing railroads. 1hey
will return to Richmond VIA Lexington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10
7HE Hi0 LONDON FAI1URB.
Branches OF the New Oriental Forced 10
Suspend.

LONDON, June 0.-1he Melbourne Victoria)
and Sydney New South Wales branches Of
the New Oriental Bank have suspended. The
announcement OF the suspension. caused no
panic in those two cities. The deposits in
the two branches amount TO $4,000.
The effect of the suspension Of the New
Oriental Bank. which was announced yester-
day afternoon. is ID no way comparable with
the crash Of Barring Brothers Co. The sus-
pension had been. to Is large extent. dis
counted, but notwithstanding this il has eX-
erclsed u depressing influence on the markets
generally and s causing discussion regard
ing tho depreciation IN the value of silver
and the position OF other Eastern houses.
Shares of the Indian and Chinese Bank fell
/ 10 2 points. Ten pound shares of the New
Oriental Bank were eagerly offered Tues
day at three pounds The insurance rate on
deposits yesterday was per cont. The de-
DosItors will probably only suffer from delay
and will eventually obtain their deposits IN
full The prospects for the shareholders,
however. are doubtful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10
Killed While Kesisting Arrest.

HAMILTON, VA, june 3 SpecaL "A rumOr
is current here tonight that Charles A. Nun
roe, deputy sheriff. while attempting to arrest
q coored man by the name of Jackson. VINO
recently shot into the residence Of Mr.. Rich
ard Benton, near Mddlebure. wounding Miss
Benton was shot and almost instantly killed.
No particulars can be learned this evening
and it is thought that the story is without
foundation
The annual meeting of tho stockholders Of
the Paeonin Springs Company was held yes
terday. and the following officers elected Tor
term of one year. Thomas K. Smith. presi-
dent: c. @. Gaver secretary d.. Ii. Nande-
vanter. treasurer Yardley 4. Brown. Thomas
X. Smith G. c. Gaver, 5. Bolyn. 7. ID. Milton,
board OF directors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10

In
BowrrxG GRrFS. Vs.. June T. he COM
,rancsment exercises and the field-day sports
OF the Athletic Club attracted large crown
NJ citizens and strangers 10 the Academy
gyounds to-day Everything necessary 10
complete success was forthcOmiDg-a hne day,
excellent music and largo and interested
crowd.
The delivery Of distinctions. medals. prizes
etc. took place IN tho afternoon ana the
etudcnts acquitted themselves III manner
that casts no reprOach upon the high charec-
tor for Attachments and goOd coponcl thal Iho
CORPS Of students IN this school has always
enjoyed.
The number of honor men IS too large 20
report them all. but among them may DC
mentioned those who received the most dls-
tipguished prizes and college Scholarships;
j q Martin. b. b. GOchnomer, William
Gresham. g. ID. Sale. James Jones, }. SaIade'
H. l.. Baptist. X. A. CoghiH;
The arrangements tor the athletic sports
were very complete. and the records were
most creditable 70 the club. The practice IN
this direction is distinctly recognized 20 be
fubservient 10 tho literary work Of the school
and Is never permitted 90 interfere with II,
hence the training on the part OF the students
necessarily failed 10 produce such results as
professional training would have shown.
The committee having charge OF the field
day were Managers, j. Sallade, J.. dc Jar
pette, e.. w. Rollins, reception, ~. ~ oale'
s. q. King. ii. J.. Baptist; marshals }; 3.
Martin. II. Hart. judges, Hon. /. d. Coghill,
Eugene Allen. Esq, Hon. J. NJ. Hudgn;
starter. Cecil Baker. Esq. time-keepers, 1.
i. Gill, Esq. g. IL. Collins. Esq.
Following is the list Of contests and win
Ders:
Throwing baseball. Jones' potato race
Cobb kicking oot-ball. DE Jarnette; throw
ing hammer. Baptist three-leg race, De jar
nette and Anderson foot race. One-fourth
mile. Rollins: putting shot. Martin; senior
hurdle race. Rollins consolation race ten
yards ThurstOn standing long jump, Mar
tin: pole waiting Jordan; junior foot race,
Chandler: senior running long Jump. G.
Wright Junior running long lump, Chandler,
Junior hurdle race w. Wright; senior sprint,
one hundred yards Rollins running high
Jump De Jarnette; Junior sprint, one hun
dred yards. W Wright: sack race. Jones;
junior tug Gresham. captain; senior tug. Sal
lade captain.
The prizes in these events we're handsome
articles contributed principally by prominent
gentlemen aud firms here, in Richmond and
In fredericksburg.
The Grafton before the society delivered by
X. L. Montague. of Richmond. was an TN
commonly fine piece of work, clearly marked
by all the good points IF such IA speech APP
propriateness, clearness Of thought. vlgOr Of
language and exquisltely good delivery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10
MAJORITY fon CLEVELAND.
Ken,uckv,s Peop1.'s Party.

LEXINGTON. KY. June 9-The Peoples
party OF Kentucky met IN It's first State Con
vention Yesterday afternoon to select the
delegates to the National Convention, to lie
held at Omaha. July 4th. One hundred and
fifty delegates were present. and Thomas
Petit. OF greensboro. was elected permanent
chairman. with David O'Connell as secretary.
Tho committee on permanent organization
also recommended the representation Oh the
basis ofthe 1sS4-'5 delegation for the State,
and that Louisville be given nine delegates.
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DANvuLr. Va. June Especial "A
noted colored character died here last night.
Ills name was Billy Archer. sixty-two years
Of age. and during the war was sent TO this
place as q refugee from near the city o. Ports
mouth.
Some time back much was said in regard TO
the manner in which the city jail was man
aged; that brutal negro was boss when the
iailer's back wns turned: that cells We're lett
open; that all kinds of irregularities were car
RED on in the institution. Rev j. r. MOaett.
who published the matter IN his paper. the
Anti-Liquor furnished names OF witnesses 10
the grand Jury. who were summoned and ex-
amined. except one, who lives ont of the city.
Judge Aiken instructed the jury that they
were 20 inquire whether there had been
abuses or improper conduct IN the prison.
and not that prisoners had been placed under
charge Of brutal negro as charged in Anti
Liquor. The Jury made q thorough inyesti-
cation. but finding no proof they had moth
ing TO report. The charge Of the Vets
that the Drys used intimidation at the last
election in North Danville was not sustained
for want OF proof. and that also fell through.
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Ilaxer All.slon.

The West-End Woman's Christian Temper
snce Union yesterday observed Flower day.
They met at their quarters over Ramos drug
store IN the morning and prepared a large
quantity of flowers in attractive bouquets.
and. starting ont at.2 O'Clock first visited the
almshouse aud then the jail. where they dis
tributed their beautiful gifts TO the inmates
II each institution. They were thoroughly
appreciated al each place, and especially 50 at
the jail, where the poor unt0rtunates see little
else than stone floors and brick walls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10
Death Of an Old Citizen.

Anton. Va. juno Especial Wv. W
MAYS. an old an highly esteemed citizen, died
At Mays Store Sunday last and was buried at
the LobDan homestead Monday evening
Mr.. Mays had been merchant here for nearly
thirty years. and was well known in Rich
mond.
Mr.. VIII Goodloe. who removed from Alton
70 BIC stone Gap. IS visiting bis father. Mr..
Goodloe is "A member Of the town council in
Big Stone and reports business prospects
there as worry good since the iron furnaces
have resumed business
Mr. i. Z. Coles. of "Woodlawn," is very i'll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-10
.Y,rd.r,d Tor His Money.

Locrsr LANE. VA. June s.-lspecial,. "A /,
man bv the name Of Berry Starnes was Killed
SUNDAY night in Rye Cove. scott county. Va.
II is supposed he was killed for his money, as
he had lately sold $1,000 worth OF timber.
Tho murdorers failed 10 get the money. 1hey
were disguised and there Is no clue 10 theH
identity. 49,. ,o.,o 4
FLEMING we're indicted 10y the Wise County
Court fox the wholesale murder at Pound
Gap short time ago. but they have not been
covuht