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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
A HUMAN 5KELyToS.
WASHINGTON LITERARY SOCIETY,"
Election OF President and Vice-President--
AResult OF Skylnrking.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, April 4.--Saturdsy eye-
ming last was the time for the election OF final oi-
ilcers in the Washington Literary Society OF the
University OF Virginia. Mr. 5. A. Leigh, OF
georgia, in very eloquent speech, placed In
nomination Mr.. r. Fulton Leach, OF Maryland,
which was seconded by Mr.. Elliott, OF South Caro-
lima Mr.. Leach was unanimously elected Mr..
Penick shelton, Of Virginia, was unanimously
elected Vice president. Tho question for debate,
sResolyed. That the right OF suffrage should be
restricted 10 froeholderS,' was then discussed by
MessrH Robertson and Clement on the aflirma-
tive and by Messrs. Mckee and Pennington on
the negative. The decision OF the committee was
rendered IN favor OF the negative. The courtesy
OF the fioor was extended TO hessrs. William h.
Hale and III. A. Etheridge, members OF the 80.
ciety during the session Of 1901, the latter OF
whom was the media list. Botbs gentlemen ad-
dressed tho society
CHURCH NOTES
The Rev. Henry NJ. Woods, who for many years
iabored as q missionary at Chin hlang Pu,
China preached at the Presbyterian church yes
terday. lie is son Of the Rev. Edgar Woods,
of this city, and Is on a leave OF absence for
year.
meeting OF the preachers Of the Charlottes-
vile district Methodist Episcopal Church, ex-
tending over several counties, win be held here
10 discuss the work OF the Church. On Wednes-
day evening the Rev J. w. Moore, CT Amherst,
Will preach.
While "skylarki1s yesterday pupil at
Panfops Academy dislocated his ankle.
Mr. A. n. Mcknight. "spikerp on the Congres-
s,onal Record, is In Charlottesville visiting his
parents and friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
POLITICAL SITUATION CLOUDY.
A Call for an Independent Meeting
Bisbop Lyman's Annual Visit.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NIECE, n. c., April 4.-The political
situation hore begins 10 look cloudy. A call has
been mado for all citizens. white and colored. who
favor Independent political action to meet at
Roseneath precinct, in this county, ON April 10TH
This looks Ike mixing up, sure enough, and Is
only an index Of the great dissatisfaction that
peryades this community.
Engineer Peter T. Smith was homo Saturday,
and said that the road to Washington has been
completed below Pactolas, and the construc-
Right REV. 4. b. Lyman, bishop Of the diocese
OF North Carolina. Is making his annual Visit
here and preached 70 a large congregation IN the
Episcopal church yesterday. The house was
crowded TO overlooking and some had to turn
away because they could not get seats. Two
persons were confirmed.
OTHER NOTES
Mrs. NJ. d. Allsbrook, a worry aged lndy OF the
community, died yesterday morning and will be
buried today. Her husband, who Is also
more than 20 years old, Is quite sick In the
same room, and his recoveryis thought doubtful
Rev. j. d. Hufham, OF Tarboro, is here.
Mrs. j. W. spivey, Of Lewiston, Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. r. L. Hancock.
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cise Tor amer an this h the most important ioson
% 30 impressed upon the minds Of tue young. The
people here had quite struggle last tai 70 ksep
the school, ~ She board thought best 70 remove
the bulding: Now that fhsy have kept 10 this
winter. and Miss Anderson has made tho ave-
rage in eyite Of tho prevalence q that wide
spread disassc. IA grippe, they hope 10 have NO
further trouble In retaining the school,
Owing 20 tho INDIGESTION OF the board In giving
school the session was greatly delayed, for.
though most OF tho schools Of this county have
closed thie one win continue until somc time
In May.
Many are looking forward with pleasure to an
entertainment TO 10 given by tbs sohool at its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
MIS-. Montague Convicted.

[By Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatchl
DUBLIN, April AIRS. Annie Montague, OF
Cronmore House, Londonderry, was tried here
to-day under indictment for causing the death
Of her 3.year-old daughter by cruel punishment,
and for cruelty 70 three other children under IA
years OF age, and was convicted OF manslanghter
and sentenced TO imprisonment for one year at
hard labor. The case has become noted by rem
son OF the conspicuous character OF the family
involved. and because IL entered into religious
and political controversies. Tho case for the
Crown consisted entirely Of the evidence pre-
scented at the corouers Inquest.
Yesterdays Winning Horses.
At Gloucester: LIT, Little Madam lcolt). RAJ
leigh, Guard, John Lakeland, Park Ridge.
At Gutenberg: Brewer. Bob Arthur, Alma T.,
Coidstream, Rambler, Inferno.
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NORTH CAROLINA AND TIE FAIR.
A Handsomely-IiIust Book OF the
state to BE Distributed.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatoh.l
RALEIGH, n. c.. April 4.-Colonel John ID.
Cameron, who isnow preparing for the Agricui.
tural Department Handbook" OF North
Carolina, especially designed for distribution al
the Worlds Fair, is here to-day, and tells me
tho book will be an octave Of $50 pages and
that 10000 will be printed. Ii viii be Illus
trated. state-Geologist j. A. Holmes Will pre-
pare fifty pages OF description OF the geology
mneralogy, and botany OF the state. Inc yme-
fnlly treated in the handbook. The manufac'
turing industries will be given special care, as
will ALEC the nsh and oyster interests. Colonel
Cameron says he has reports from 10 cottoh'
aIo.a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05

NOT the uoliticiAn's sort. but the fresh air
VOL, mead. Health aud comfort often SUI
Ter for this kind of ventilation. Never
sleep In poorly-ventilated room. fou1.
wake up unrsfrsshed. out OF sorts. and
vans;istion. but you can take Simmons
Liver Rerulstcr for that torpid liver. 70
feen IL actiyo against the III effects Of .
clos stinosphers which causes that Ian
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
QUITE ACRlTlCAL COURT.
The Audience Decides n Literary Debate.
Wiser Men In Swamperdom.

The Audience Decides n Literary Debate.
Wiser Men In swamperdom.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dlspstch.l
Wuu,NssuEG, VA, April 4.-The college
olape. Was thrown open 20 the public on satur-
"a, night. and our people were invited 70 listen
Joint debate by representatives Of the two
literary societies Of tho college. The merits Of
GO debate were decided upon by the audience,
en- .tc judgment Of this critical court seemed
D. $40 sausiactiOn In addition 10 the DEBATE
i-.ic eas al essay and several declarations.
AT % tho young men acquitted themselves
Dat laomey, and we're rewarded ny tho ap-
pause % the men and by the smiles OF the girls
N4r 20 those remarkable cotocidences which
sometimes occur N life took place here day
tsa agu. When Professor Ingram an
h.lnes q 20 he students that he would lecture
KING kaiaEEua's hinRdOm," Professor
e.4tt-, " thc college faculty. was attracted by
Ne name, aud upon inquiry found that the ex-
lie' Of tho mysteries o. the sandwich Islands
'a- one Of bis old pupils whom he had taught
recently years ago whom out In Arkansss
o1pi.in Rooeri A. Bright has returned from
~ Naii io Philadelphia, where he went TO see
pr s9ii Who 4 reading law there In the ONCE OF
NJ ibe best known law firms In the City OF
Aiv'hery Love.
"swAxrER" IN TOWN
Mayor Henley was as busy as q bee in spring.
VIC on saturday night. As the day was balny
rfft'Ni VI out lula NVit IA
"hi ana among them tie irrepressible
a1amper' No sooner had he impibed "the
iey iian his troubles began and our sergeant
bssl. a Tree fight took place la the fiats
.-' sN Of the participants were taken before
.le Mayor, who, after hearing their "tales OF
s.e' compelled them 10 contribute towards tho
80 c1cheluer, after which they oil departed
"l aeAmp ion-poOrer but wiser men.
rev NJ Blackwell. who preached In the Hap
io,l NV ""0~' ''' "
Party Of gentlemen from here went down
o.'tilsy 70 Kings Mil, Mr.. Harrells fine estate
s-'Hmes fiyer, and enjoyed a fox-hunt. One
"a ~, csughi aud n good dinner enjoyed.
~ gcorge ". Mercer, OF the Dsnviile rail-.
- 80 olioes In Atlanta, Ca, was here lass week
tish 70 bis mother, who 10 10 very feeble
at H. l. Hundlsy, one u our Esst-End NOR
5eS, has made al assignment 10 Mr.. b. ID.
10y ef trustee.
Mayor 7. N. sou'hali. now On inspector OF
\, ,ls Al The Newport Nc~s custom-house. was
1871 wsu yesterday. lie seems much pleased
~ os new place ana cSstted PLEASANTLY. bat
~, e va 700 limited 10 give his friends the
t. 60, u one VI those charm snK. thrilling MARIA
''s u e'enis which occurred between 1s0i-'6t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05

Commends to public approval the Caiifor-
MIA LIQUID laxative remedy. Syrup OF Figs.
Il 4 pleasant TO the taste and by acting
gently on the kidneys. iivsr, ana bowels 20
claAns4 the system edeotually, Y promotes
the heaith and comfort Of AZ VINO gse y
and With milllops y = the bast 80 onl5
remedy.
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PREACHED HIS FIRST SERMON.
Rev. Theodore ii. Rice at Aiexandria-
Flower-Gardsn Service for Children.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, April 4.-Rev. Theodore ii. Rice,
Who will take charge Of the Presbyterian church
here es soon as he finishes his studies at Hamp-
dcn-sidney College, preached his frst sermon In
that church yesterday, and pleased every one
He took for bis text, "To DO carnally minded
is death, 10 be spiritually minded is life ana
peacep aud In his sermon drew soIne beautiful
Comparisons that greatly Interested his hearers.
Mr. Rice Is about "a years Of age, and Alexan-
dria will be his FIRST charge.
"ioweY- garden" service for the children
Was held In the Methodist Protestant CHURCH
yes,erday and was well attended. Tho pastor,
the Rev. Mr.. Polssi, conducted the services. ana
Prizes were awarded tho children by the pastor.
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p,...t,sflea oystermen-Psa Crop.

neutrality-suspicious. OF tsio hfcHfItoilu DfsV"tNn'I
UREAsxA, VA. April 4.--The oystermen along
tho south side OF tho Rappahannock arc greatly
excited over the fact that the Lancaster oyster.
men are out In full force catching the delicious
b,yaivc-. "Chemberss" card Ia the irviugton
citizen has added fuel 70 the fre. Our people
are advised 10 be conservative aud iaw-abiding.
But they say n others can "oystcr" they can
Our pea crop Il promising and our merchants
Who are disgruntled over the cutting on OF the
oyster scsaon, hope for better sales when this
rx..x. e<,faNa
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NRW YORK.

NV Yonv. April 4.-cotson dull; middiins
Sslss' ~ bales. sales isst vssk 90 before ..
ported, 7O1 bales or export; tosAl net recetpe
& an porss, 1919 naiss; esrosteso 0rses
Britain, cas- beles; u yrenee. e,e74 hsies Cor
MA Whesa irsssulss, gutst aId armsr;
:;'; 9;
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ALL THREE DROWNED
-.,o YOUNG LADIES AND A CHILD
slNK IN THE HoLsToN RIVER.
pos, Began 90 Leak When Half Way
Across--went Down Before They
Could Reach the Bank.
,sca.,IAl telegram 70 the Dispatch.I


,.,seooS. April A terrible accident o.
- Yesterday at salsville. in theupper end
Of ihis county. ,.
qrs daughters Of Mr.. woriey Musslewhi'o-
80 carrie aac Matte. aged "a and IL, re-
,..,,i,e,y-and their little <-yoar-oid niece,
g. NussieShiic, were drowned In the north
,o,t Of the Holsion river.
wtNT DOWN.
qssv wero attempting 20 cross the rivor 70
-, f-lendS gWhon npout hall way across, tho
"a, began 20 leak and went down before they
cea'a rca h the hank.
,.,.,s we're not found till z. VI.
ne sceae Of tho drowning is deep hole In
ihe river.
regatofhcod.
,,-iol Ia tals county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
WRECK ON THE CHESAPEAKE & OHIO.
A Dozen Freight-Cars Demolished ana
Three Men Reported Killed.

CINCINNATI o., April "A Charleston (W.
Val special says: freight train on the Chesa-
peako and Ohio railway struck high rock
which had fallen on the track near Ronceverto
on sunday morning. A dozen freght-cars we're
completely demolished, and the engine wae
thrown into tho river. Engineer Buchanan,
Fireman Brown, and Brakeman Clarkson are
reported killed.
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.Psnseps surprise the 'vars'ties.
..sss., s..,. 0r, N, m tina DlsDatch.l

cuAnLorrzsyrLLs, VA. April 4.--An exciting
s.esn the University and Psnfopa Academy
seams. resuitine 10 score Of 20 In favor Of
former. The Pantop's ioft-handed pitcher In
troduced IN tho sixth inning utterly discomfort.
tSemselyes with credit throughout the game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
MARRrAonn

JACKSON -EoRTHfN0roN.- I1a1l(s.
On tho 18th OF March. ls92. BY Rev IN
Esvtce. q sl2 east 1fsce street, q N ~
3 k'i S6 ShEnA Y; 1T4oSKsoS % Mr. Aarnegn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
ANOTHER BURIAL
Came from the Hub to Marry.
Of the Richmond Disnatch.l

cu.RroTrEsyIILE. VA, April A rather ro-
mantle marriage took place AT tie Central Hotel.
In mis- city, Saturday evening, the contracting
narties being Mr.. Willard T. Cram, OF Albeinar.e
county, and Miss Susie Z. Libby, who, u Is said,
"a me All the way from Boston to meet her lover
snd heye the nuptai knot tied. Tho Rev. b. +.
Lipscomb, OF the Methodist Church, performed
the ceremony
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05

,Io'fesponaencs Of the Richmond Dispstch-l
LIVINGSTON. Va, April 4.-Aixs ?. p. Andsr-
~. thls county, bas charge Of the Pinch-
v.'s gapne school Her pstyops arc mush
"a ~. "llh she pfozrsan hef pupils ere making,
s,s are az o.peaslly grsti0eA by Ne instructed
$3.50 49, nem ~ ths Holy bu5psurco, vhiop
ssa regular oolrye = ~ daily exes-
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FUNERAL OE THOMAS N. TERRELL
His Skull Fractured from Faii-The
VIII of NJ. II. Langfeld.


Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
DASvILLE, Va, April 4.-Colonel James M.
Neal arrived in the city this morning with the
remains Of Thomas N. Feroli, who was
Killed recently In Detroit The funeral took
place from tho First Baptls, church this after
noon and was largely attended.
LATEST STORY.
The latest information from Detroit would in
dicato that Mr.. Terrell and three young mon
Were together on the streets OF Detroit; that
Ferrcii strayed OF from the party and was fol-
lowed by Snook, who had sorue words with Fer
rail and then struck him with his fist that Fer
rail fall ON the pavement. and when he was
picked up 1t was found that his skull was frac-
tured.
ANOTHER BURIAL
The funeral OF George z. Bell, prominent
farmer OF this county, took place yesterday at
the will Of the late NJ. II. Langfeld was adj
mitta to probate to-day. The entire estate,
whose gross valuation Is $4,000, was leIs 10
infant son OF the deceased
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
MARINE INrELLIaENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 4. 1902

Moon ssts......... ESQ E'enins .......... -
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 4. 1892
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New York,
merchandise and passengers; GEORGE W. Allen
e. Co., agents.
Schooner John s. Beacham, CHM. Rockland,
lime, Warner Moore ss Co.
schooner Eaglet, Mccsnn, New York. fainis,
Allison a Addison.
SAILED
Steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers; H. Is. rs.urn, vice-prosidons
PORTOF NEWPORT VIEWS. APRIL 4. 1s9.
lBy telegrsph-l
ARRIVED.
Steamship wyanoke, Richmond.
Steamship Rayensdaie, Now York.
Steamship Nethergafe, New York.
SAILED.
Steamship Beudo. Hayre.
Steamship Mo0rglte, Bremen.
Steamship Ermaniecn. Copenhagen.
Steamship Wyanoke, Now York.
Steamship Rayensiale, ProgreSso.
Schooner j. G. Haynes, Portsmouth.
PoRT0F WEST POINT. APRIL 4, 1924
lBy telosraphI
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danyiile. Murphy, Baltimore, pas
sengsrs and general cargo.
steamship City Of Atlanta. Dole. Now York,
schooner Charles @. Joyce, Baltimore, fertii-
GERS.
Steamship City OF Atlanta, Newport News,
general Cargo.
steamship Danville. Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
MARKET QUOTATIONS


wAsmorox. d. O., April A.
IriIR Forecast for Virginia and North
80 Carolina for twenty-four hours
from midnight to midnight
Generally fair weather; south winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05

Burpsd n New Orissns.
In Now Orleans Sunday: four cosscs- prsssss.
Including the Nrsproot, the Shipper. ths In
DEPENDENT and me 0Tiesnss win soous sV.vvv
bales Of cotton, vers DESTROYED by nre MS
broke ont about 1880 o'clock A. y. In sonecos.
ton on thu sidewalk IL frout Of the FIro-FSoo!
presa on north front Bsreet between knoe ana
Orange. Tho lOsais estimated ~ botwoen VS,VVVs'
900 and o3OOO.000.
In the midst cf the coston-prese Gre sn 3larm
snd beiore onenss could reach there and got 70
work dozen houses were 10 names In the sec
tion bounded By First, Third. Laurel, and hage..
zine streets. This comprises four squares, ana
sveTy ssoaress q peope
many OF whom saved nothing but tho CLONES
they wore. There we're rome handsome dwell
ings in Magazine street, but most o. , snose
BY this nre are estimated st o25o,000.
A high wind prevailed duling the progress o.
the Ores, and although engines were promptly
On hand after the blazo was discovered ~ tne
70 the nre-proof press, and within thirty minutes
this press, with is 10000 bales OF cotton, vs.
totally consumed and the flames had attacked
the Shippers press
sounded calling out evory engine In the city ex-
cept two or three.
There we're 10000 bales Of cotton in the
Shippers press and all but lew bales we're
DESTROYED with the structure. The nremen
worked nobiy, but the high wind aud the imam
mable nature Of the material rendered oil tne'f
efforts vain.
While the Shipper press was yet burning .
column OF fame Suddenly shot up from corner
OF the independent press, ana within le"
seconds that entire structure was aDlaze. zen
thousand bales we're stored mere, ano al, WIZ
the building, we're burned. 900.
The last TO be attacked was the orleans press,
and II was soon gurted By the names' destroying
10000 bales.
The district burned over here Is bounded by
Peters, Front, ITALIA, and Robin streets. por-
ton Of the interior Of the burned bales VIII De
picked over and saved.
when the walls OF the Eireproof press.fen Cap
tain Alfred Dupree, Lieutenant shaw, and Pipe
man Bordeaux, all Of No. Ii Engine Company,
were caught under the dttrfs Dur rec einluries
are slight, but those OF shaw and Bordeaux are
serious.
THE COTTON LOSS.
Try telegraph TO the Dspatch.l
NEW ORLEANS, La, April 4.-The Chief Super.
visor OF the Cotton Exchange reports the total
loss By yesterdays IRE as 10000 bales, aud IN
addition 1000 pales are badly damaged py
water but the extent Of the loss to the latter ID
yet uncertain. No change Will be made in the
stock total here On account OF the fire until an
actual approximation, II not the actual ngures'
of the entire loss can be obtained.
FIRE YESTERDAY.
BALTIMORE, Nd, April 4.-The Residence o.
Mr. Parks Fisher, at NJ. Washington, suDufu
OF baltimore, wac destroyed by fire to-day. LOSE
$50 900. Tho property was owned by Mrs'
sauerwein. Insurance not made known.
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Democratic sweep

IHy teIefr9pu 70 suc U"V0s0"J
LANCASTER, Pa. April A.-The neg CITY Coun-
al tnis morning elected stephen j.. Ovens
nsmocrst) city treasurer. Tue Democrats also
elected si ether city ofiicors, making clean
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RrcHuoxD. April 4.-OySxRIyes-- Wheat,
73S busnels. Corn, l.164 bushels 0su. 1000
SAILS siIss Wheat ss4 bushels. Corn, o. bush
QUOTATIONS.
WavAv. --Lougberry. 07ceet. Mixsd. 06c.a
n. Ynortoarry. e5e-ae1. No 2 red. Csc.
OosN.--WhIte. Virginia, l0A50c.; No y 49a
Soc. NO =. INJURED. lsAzoc.
OAf4-No. .. 34a3oc. Ma 3. $50.
RYR.--s0ao0c.
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TKr wRArHzn IN RICHMOND YEsrEsDAr
was clear. pleasant, end warm At mid
night the skies were clear.
Range Of the thermometer ct the 'front.'
door of the DISPATCH Office yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
POLICEMAN MORAN PASSES AWAY.
His Alleged Murderer Arrested-Fears
That He May BE Lynched-Pharr Dead.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l


Charlotte to-day mourns the loss Of one Of Its
hes, and most popular members Private James
Moran OF Sergeant Joe Orr's squad Mr.. Moran
died at 1890 o'clock this morning from the Of
fects of the wound received Friday night while
trying TO arrest a negro who had stolen two sacks
OF -four. All through Saturday night and Sun
day morning Mr.. Moran appeared TO be resting
easy. but ct IL O'Clock yesterday change Tor
the worse was apparent lie began TO sink rap
idly, soon became unconscious, aud at l2:3O
O'Clock last night be quietly passed away. Inc
funeral services will be conducted at O'CLOCK To-
morrow morning FROM ~. Peters Catholic church.
Requiem mass will be said by Rev. Father Fran
els. Tho members Of the police force will act as
pall-bcarers.
his SUPPOSED MURDERER.
Chief-of-Police Mason to-day received teie-
gram from X. y. Morgan, chief OF police OF
Chester, s. c., saying: II have got negro man
who Acknowledges that no Ia the one who shot
Policeman Moran. Como at once" The tele-
gram was received few minutes too late 70
permit OF Chief Mason leaving on this afternoons
train. However, the prisoner was brought ON
20 tho city. arriving here ON the Columbia train
at 7:b5. IL had been purposely given out tnat
be would not be brought to the city TIL to-inor-
row 30 as 10 avoid any possible danger OF lynch
ing Despite this secrecy there was quite
number Of people at the depot and before the
prisoner reached the jail there was large
crowd. The prisoner was strongly guarded ana
the crowd made no threatening demonstration.
30 II Is not believed now that lynching will be at
tempted.
PHARR DEAD.
The body Of Bob Pharr ono OF the prisoners
who broke jail last week, as noted In the DIS
PATCH, was brought 20 the city to-day. lie re-
sisted arrest at Blacksburg and made an attack
upon the oficer with knife. lie was shot three
times and died on the train Just before II ar
rived In Charlotte. OF tho SIX prisoners WHO
escaped four have been recaptured Pharr has
been killed, and John Boyd, the supposed train
wrecker, Is etill at large.
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RRMovAL

{ BSTRACT TITLE OFFICE OF
moved TO next foor over Sands, Pollard D SandA
sttorneys g Law, 70 Room No. g. 10l7 Hank strees
between Tenth and Eleventh streefss with George
= ESx lssI ;SS o. 81 i firLEs 10 PROPERTY
81 rssniusion rofssp scAsosrA Bands. Pollard
= gands, D. @. Rtchsrdsou. neeark Leske 4 Co
ssr. aad Other assornsyk y Se'5n
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lBy telegraph 70 Ne Dbpasch.l
SALMON. lpAHo, April k-suspicicn foe sone
time hes bssn directed against family named
Harvey - being ~ psspssrators II . number
q stasefobbsriss The family consists Of Hax-
vey. his Wife. aud six daughters tap vas
lsid into which the ssags-robbers foil and al
were captured, proving % b Harveys M dauen.
ters IN men's clothes. When the arrest was
made one Of the Girls veakened and TOO tne
whole story. Shs snid she never liked the WORK
and vas eiad they hsA been caught Ihcy we're
trained 70 Il By their father and fnofhsr, and the
proceeds were shipped east for sslc 20 ~ nos to
excite suspicion In the country Inc snow OF
force had alwayB made violence unnecessary
and mono had ever been used
II feet that ~ can never pick up paper
without reading Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
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