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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05

MARION. VA. May 4-Special-A
heavy rainfall has prevailed IN this see
tion since yesterday, and the water
courses are fuller than they have heen
since 1879. Many houses In the lower
uarts of the town are flooded. and the
occunants have ieither moved out or
into the upper stories. Nearly all the
hridges spanning Staley's creek which
masses through the tpwn, have been
swept away. At this hour @ o'clock It
is stin raining, and Staley's and Holston
creeks. which join on Foundry street
are rising rapidly, and heavy damages
may result here and in this section
Marion and Rye Valley railroad, which
is being built up Staley's creek, Is be,
ing damaged both as 10 grading ana
bridges.
MIR. Andrew Sayers was struck by
fragment Of rock from a blast on the
Marion and Rye Valley railroad "hlle
sitting i'm his door at home yesterday
and had his collar-bOne broken All out
door work is entirely suspended ON ac-
count OF the heavy rains and Hood now
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
TIcroRY ron THE BoNSfcK.
Judge Goff ofthc United States Court Re
fuses 20 Dissolve the Injunction.

LYNCHDURG, Va, May Special
An order was received here to-day from
Judge Goff. Of the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals. the effect Of which
i5 q legal victory for the Bons9ck Cisar-
ctte Machine Company over the lnterra-
tiondl Cigarette iachino Company. Of
Roanoke. which has been trying 20 intro
duce machine in competition with the
B0nsack machine,
ON February 9th last counsel for the
B0nsqck Company applied 20 Judge Con
az Richmond for an Injunction restrain
ing the Roanoke Company from using
its machines. on The ground that they
wore an infringement on the Donsack
patents. The injunction was granted.
ON March 10Th counsel for the Roanoke
Company moved 90 dissolve the iniunc-
ton. and the motion, hy agreement ~
counsel. was continued until March 2ist
at baltimore. where 70 was ar-Gsd Oy s..
II. Burroughs. of this city, and General
S. A. Duncan OF Now York, for ihe lion-
sack Company. and by General Watts Of
charleston. w. Va. w -. Baldwin of
Washington. and Mr. Brown 0f New
York. Tor the defendant company. The
validity and priority ~ the Bonsack
patents were raised and fully discussed
The order received from Judge G0h to-
dav refuses % vacate the restraining
order. and 30 is construed as practically
sustaining the validity Of the Bonsack
rrfruf-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. y. C., May f-for
Virginia. North Carolina and South Caro-
line: Generally fair, variable winds;
slightly warmer on the coast.
Weather COnditiOns-The storm central
last nieht on the Middle Atlantic coast
has moved north 70 the 81. Lawrence
Valley increasing In enersy. causing
rain and violent gales on the New ing
land coast and in the Lower Lake region.
A second storm has moved from Montana
10 Kansas. causing rains In the io"sf
Missouri Valley.
A high ridge OF pressure extends iTom
the Upper Lake region 10 flofill. Inc
temperature has risen in the Cur states,
the Lower Ohio Valley and In me upper
Ike region. IL has fallen In the Ais-
souri, Valley and remained neaFT sa'
tionary elsewhere. a. ,.....,
The following heavy rainfallS TIN ineheo
were reported during the past '"en'y-
four hours , ,n
North Carolina -Asheyi'is. ~, "a.
yireinia-Da Danyille, $50; CiarNsSh'e' s'io'
Abingdon. LIZ. a.,ss- line
THE rivers are above me aahsr. ~
ar Zee, ana tenths) and rising ENans-
vti,e OF. Cairo. 10; 81 fsu'. ~" ="
Crosse A: Memphis. az. Arkansas Ivy
"a. Mount Carmel, So, Beardsso"h' "''
vieksburg 2 ,,,u,,,,,a an
Falling~Cincinnatl. 2s; isou,sv'iie, -
., in'is Is; Little Rock. 81. cirsis-
vile. 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
RIGAMTsT BROUGHT B1CK.
Hargett Deserts His Wife and Marries
Another Woman, but IL Captured

CHARLOTTE, y. C., May Especial
There was quite a sensational wave over
the city this morning when it was learned
that Sheriff Smith. who lcft some days
ago in search OF j. NJ Hargatt upon the
charge OF bigamy had returned with his
prisoner.
About a week ago. Mr.. Hargett, an em-
ploye OF the Mecklenburg Iron Works
as he had frequently done before OF late
left the city for Concord y. c., ON hu-i-
ness. a. he told his WIFE, lie remained
longer than usual this timc though noin-
ing was surmiscd until his wife became
anxious. and upon investigation found
something was wrong She wrote to Conc
cord and found that her hubby had
called ON the pastor Of the FIRST Pres
byterian church. OF that city, 900 company
with beautiful young girl Of Concord,
TO whom he was then and there united.
She learned also that her husband and his
no. had left on the next train coming
South. which passes through Charlotte.
She made haste 90 enlist the interest OF
Jailer Smith and he hurried 10 join the
couple ON their bridal tour. lie ran
against the couple at Backsburg, 3. c.
forty or fifty miles below Charlotte, and
brought the much4maFFied man back 10
Charlotte this morning. leaving the beau
tifui bride in tears at Rlacksburg.
A preliminary examination was arranged
for in Judge Alaxwc!Is office this
morning. bat before the man had
arrived tie hall and yard Were
$50 fun that il was decided %
have the hearing i'm the city hall This
too. was crowded and among the crowd
might have been seen the deserted woman
and several OF her relatiyfs-in-law. Not
az much as "a glance was exchanged hy the
offended and the offender Mr. H1reett
was not ready for trial, an1 waived the
examination. Tie was. therefore bound
over 10 the criminal court under bond ~
$500. The criminal though q lah0rinr
mau, was I'm good circumstances. and with
his family was accounted respectable. He
has good face and conducted himself
well before the court
The Grand Council of the Royal Area
mum convened here to-day. Nothing was
done Of AN open nature. quite a dclcga-
tion is present the most noted Of whom
is Past Supreme Regent John Haskell
Butler, OF Massachusetts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
ARMY BILL DENOUNCED.
Herr Richter Airs His Objections to the
Measure Before the Reichstsg.

BERLIN, May 4-Tke discussion OF
the Army bill was continued I'm the
Reichstag to-day. Herr Richter, leader
of the Deutsche Freisinnge party. de-
clared that his party would not accept
the compromise agreed upon by Freiherr
Won Huene, the chief objection being
that a concession Of two years actiye
service limit would be subject TO the good
will OF Government, which would be en-
abled. after a period OF five years 10
demand "a new increase OF the army.
and thereby 10 compel addltional conces-
sions on the part Of the Reiohstag.
Herr Richter vigorously assailed Chan
collor CapriW FOR attempting, as Herr
Richter described II. 10 tyrannize over
the Reichstag boy the parading OF opinions
OF military experts.
After debate on the Army bill in the
Reichstag adjourned numerous party
caucuses were held. Chancellor Caprivi
went away from tho session I'm good
humor as seceders from the Dutch Fret
sinnige party continue inclined 10 vote
with Frelherr Won Huene, and If he can
secure twelve votes from the centre. the
Chancellor counts upon "a small majority
for the bill.
The deep interest which the Emperor
feels I'm the issue Is shown hy an incident
which has caused much comment II
appelrs that the Emperor's visit 20 Cap
rivi last night was made after midnight.
Everybody had retired 90 bed. when the
Emperor went 10 the ChauCelior's resi-
dance and caused him TO he rung up for
consultation about the Army bill. Count
Won Preysing- g-Lchtenegg-Moo has re-
signed the leadership of the cleFicals.
o. which he was elected YESTERDAY after
the resignation of Count Won balles-
tremu. His reason Is that he feels une-
dual 10 the task Of guiding the clercals
through the present crisis. Count Alfred
Won Hompesch has been elected IN his
stead
The caucus which elected Count Won
Hompesch was exceedingly stormy. The
supporters of Freiherr Won Huene spoke
strongly against the attitude of the ma
tority. 1t is said that twelve members Of
the party are ready TO vote for the coa-
promise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
R4LEIaH 10 HONOR MR, DAyIs.
Arrangements Being Made to Receive the
Funeral Train-The Oyclone.

RALEIGH, n. c., May 4.-Special.-
Governor Carr is busily at work perfect
ing fun arrangements for the stop Of the
jefferson Davis funeral train here on
May 3Oth Hon. George Davis, OF VIII
miugtou. who was in AIR Davis Cabinet,
has been suggested % deliver the ad-
dress here on the occasion II his health
Is not TOO feeble There Will be a great
demonstration here participated in By
people generally and by Confederate vet
Grams in particular
A special from kittrall says that Mr..
Davis. proprietor OF the famous Davis
Hotel burned there last week, VIII re
build. and that citizens Of that place viii
contribute largely % the enterprise.
Reports from last nights storm show
thot' much damage Was done IN The
,,ath of the cyclone which swept over
oxford. though no further casualties are
reported The storm RACED very hercely
at Wilmington. doing damage 70 the roofs
~ buildines and injuring shipping ana
v,haryes i'm Cape Fear river
Tie Western Union Ip'es,apn o"iDv
tbe crossing Of wires.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
New Kent Cnnnty Nolrs.

OUINTON, VA. May i.-Speciai.-We
had quite a heavy rain I'm THIS vicinity
Yesterday AN day and wound up last
night with quite severe thunder storm
but the sun rose bright and clear ihlS
morning though the temperature Is sew
eral degrees cooler
A young white man living with hr' H.
ID. Clarke. I'm the neighhorhood' by the
name Of John a. Best, from Norm caro-
lima. Unexpectedly left Mr.. CLARKE "a lev
davs since. and. on investisation Mr..
clarke found he had stolen "A fine gold
watch. two overcoats belonging 10 his
SON. &c. lie has been unable 10 obtain
anv information of the whereabouts Of
tho thief as vet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
RoANoKE'S CRY ELECTION.
Charles ". Thomas ienominated for
TrcasureF-The Other Nominees.

ROANOKE. VA, May Special
The primary election 10 bring out candi-
dates for city treasurer and two coun-
ollmen from each ward was held today.
A large vote was polled. Charles W.
Thomas. the present incumbent, was
nominated for treasurer by a large ma
ioritv. The nominations are equivalent
10 an election. as the city is strongly
Democratic.
The candidates nominated for the coun-
ell are: First ward. James ). Groves and
&. y. MoOmaW: Second ward, ). Hamll-
ton Graves and James Il. Terry; Third
ward. no candidates; Fourth ward, VII
liam b. Stevenson and John r. Houeh.
There was trouble TN counting the vote
I'm the Fifth ward. and AT midnight the
returns were not In. The election passed
off nuinIlN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05

WAsHINGTON. May 4.-General Flag
Ter Chief OF Ordnance i'm the War DEE
partment. has been Informed that the
West Point foundry has completed FIVE
of the pivots of the remaining six which
are to Dee delivered. commencing August
1st. nc the rate OF one every three
months Samples of smokcless powder
furnished by Mr.. Howard Leonard OF
Virginia. have been tested az the Sandy
Hook proving ground, and have given
unusually satisfactory results. Nhen
used i'm a 3o inch held-gun a charge oil
one pound nine ounces gave o. velocity
of 9lO feet "a second. The result OF the
test leads the department 10 believe that
,his novvdr viii Doe satisfactory tor use
IL, botb the rife and neld-suns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
Batch of Postmasters Named.

WASUINGTON, u. Q. May +.-The
President has appointed postmasters as
follows: Margaret O.. Davis. at Biloxi
Miss. roappointed. Thomas W. James. at
McComb. Miss, vice $. W. Collins, o'lice
became prasi lcntial, Walter n. Hurt, at
Winona, Miss vice Mary G.. Mathews. re-
moved: Albert l.. Howe, at NAtlheZ,
Mis-. vice hi. q. Griffin, rcmoyadi Ihom-
as n. Crews. at Laurcus. 3. O. vice
j. NJ Robertson, removed. VILLA y.
&. Hlnuum. at Maryvillc. Team Vice j.
p. Edmonson removed; John ". Clark,
at Ripley. Tenn. ON 90 became prosiden-
tial: Robert A. Poole. at Cleburn, Tenn,
Nlce ". II. Dtal. resIgned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05

WINSTON, n. c., May Especial
Captain r. j.. Glenn returned 20 Winston
this afternoon. lie emphatically denies
the statement that he has written let
ter to Washington, asking TO be ap-
pointed collector.
Andy Stevenson was brought here this
afternoon from Stokes county and lodged
in Jail for safe keeping. lie was tried
for the murder OF Polly Watson. but the
Jury failed TO agree-eight standing for
acquitta and four for conviction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
Sunk an Unknown Schooner

LONDON. May THE British steamer n si
CITY of Khios. from Calcutta Atlm se ra'
FOR London. passed Dover to-day s"s is
rorts that while of Beachyheau o,s,' Ios'
nieht she collided with an uhhi'u"'t ,,', = :
ecbooner. Those on the steamer rear 'Aht
81" scbooner went down with all on
hoard as she disappeared few minutes ..l,
after the accident and no response WI, ME-
made 10 the steamers sisnas,
steamer sustained damage forwaIh, .,a aia
some of her bow plates stove. her ioIohoiu
being full Of water.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
TENNEsAEE FL0ODs.
The Waters Threaten to Leave Memphis
an Inland Town,

MEMPHIS. TENN. May Am i'm
mense body Of water is sweeping down
the Mlssissippb ana a terrible food is
feared. Tho current IS cutting into the
west bank five miles above the city, and
IL is feared that the channel will ne
changed into Hope Filed lake. leaving
Memphis an inland town. and the big
S3o0.000 bridge high and dry.
The Government fleet is al work trying
t0 prevent the river from changing its
course.
BRISTOL. TENN. May 4-Speclal-
The East Tennessee streams have been
rising 10 dangerous heights for two or
three days. At Blun city the Holston
river has been as high as fourteen feet
above the l0W-water mark. Great dam
age was done 10 the Wiley Boom and
Lumber Company. The boom broke loose
and about $1,000 worth of logs washed
away.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
Heavy Rains in Montgomery.

EAST RADFORD, VA, May 4.-Spe-
cial.-One of the hardest rains Of the sea-
SON fen Yesterday evening, and II IS
reared much damage will result from II
in the surrounding country.
A young man by the name Of Samuel
Justice. from Mcdowell county w, Va,
who was on his way 10 Abingdon as a
witness in the United States Court there,
was arrested here yesterday for passing
a raised note on one OF our merchants.
lie raised q one dollar note 10 a ten dol
lar denomination. The work was clum-
silly done and easily detected. lie had
nreIiminary hearing before a magistrate,
and was sent on 70 the grand jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
Nicnrarna CanaI Directors.

NEW YORK, May AT the annual
,,eetine of the Maritime Canal Company
~ Nicaragua, held to-day. the following
dirsrtors. whose terms had expired. were
,.'...ie.tsd IN serve until lS3i. joseph
Rrvan. James Roosevelt Hiram liiteh-
l,'ct Thomas B. Atkins and Horallo
C,,,1mon Mr.. Robert Sturgis aud MI
samuel Barton were selected 10 nl va
cancies. the former caused by the re-
sisnati5n Of Mr.. James T.. Eus5ts' tHs
recently-appointed ambassador TO France
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05

The police Fay they believe she t. q
victim ~ malpractice. Jane Cherry VINO
was only twenty years old. was train
cd nurse. and lived until quite recently
with a Mr.. ana Mrs. Merritt, in Norfolk,
va. ON Aprl 10Th the elrl left Norfolk.
and week later appeared AZ Dr. Hoyt's
fats. where she remained until her death.
Although no charge has been made
AGAINST any one in connection with the
w0maH's death. The police would Ike 30
find the doctor and have him explain
how the woman came under his care.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05

REIDSVILLE. y. c., May 4.-Special.-
Yesterday evening after a most severe
rain, Mr. Davis Knowles left his home
near Leaksville for Reidsyille with a load
Of tobacco. When he came TO Roach's
Mill and undertook 20 ford n swollen
stream, not knowing the depth. he was
lifted from the wagon and drowned by
the rushing water. The two mules also
were drowned The colored driver es-
caped.
Last night. at o'clock. Mrs. Jasper y.
Craig died at her home in this city. She
leaves one child boy. and a sorrowful
husband.
A very heevy rain injured crops here
very much yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
Barney Higgins ID 'ad.

DANVfLLE. KY, May 4.--i'arney hls-
Gins who was shot hy Wood at the cour,.
bouse on Tuesday, died this morhlhs ~
Il o'clock from the effects Oh lNe ""N.,,'.
Woods bondsmen surrendered nm ~ '''e
yJeiiil,,'crt az murder against him. The
,r,ot win not take place until September
and motion to give bail was overruieu'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
A VESSEL BTRNED ar sEL
IL Was Loaded with Mohsmmedans aud
Many Were Lost

ADEN. May 4.-The destruction is re-
ported OF the British steamship hhiya
or the Arabian coast, probably with ap-
palllng loss OF life. Tho khiya sailed
from Bombay April 18th. carrying large
number Of Mohammedans, bound as pll-
grims 10 Mecca. The pilgrims were 20
numerous that they crowded the vessel
taking up all the available room.
tt is learned that the khiva was burned
off Ras (cape) Marhet on the coast of
Arabia. OF the great number on board
nine hundred are said to have been saved
others pershing In the sea or hames'
which consumed the vessel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05

GRTENWOOD DEPOT, VA, May =
special.-In a game OF baseball played at
crozet Monday afternoon between the
mines Of Greenwood School and crozet.
the Crozet boys were badly beaten. Green
wood making twelve runs In the first
inning.
The feature OF the game was the play
Ing OF Grafton. Williams. Paul and Meme
Zee. of the Greenwood School.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
THE CUBAN INsURRECTION,
Spanish Authorities Believed Ia he COLOR
ing the Onicial Dispatches.

MADRID May l-The public Ia con-
siderably excited oyer the reports or
the breaking out Of another insuTeelion
I'm cuba. The last official dispatch from
Havana communicated 30 the press,
stating that "A great number of insurrec-
tionists had yielded TO the Government,
and that revolt was now considered at
an end Is received by the public WITH
much misgiyng. II Is suspected thht me
dispatch was colOred with View 10
allaylng the general feeling o. uneasl-
ness which prevails.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
BANKERs am BROKERs FATL.
Messrs. u. l.. smythe a Co. aud Messrs'
Allen q Co. Assign-Othcr Failures.

NEW YORK, May 4.-Messrs. B. J..
Smvthe & Co., bankers and brokers or
No. 81 Exchange place. this morning an
nounced inability to meet their pecuniary
obligations, and have suspended payment.
Nessrs. Allen 4 CO.'S failure was an
nounced this morning. They made an
assignment for the benefit Of creditors.
TIE failure Of q. II. WILSON " % Broad
way was announced at the Con-
solidated Exchange shortly before noon
to-day.
SCHUYLER Walden, the Stock Exchange
broker. has announced his suspension.
The failure OF j., +. Beardsley Is an
nounced on consolidation exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
KTLLED BY 4 YOUTH.
Livesay Shot Sherin. aud the Latter's Lit
tie Brother GETS in His Work.

BRISTOL. TENN. May Especial
Mr. Mullins, Hancock county deputy
sheriff. went to the distillery Of Washing
ton Livesay 10 arrest one Ray when the
proprietor of the still interfered. A row
cnsued and the deputy sheriff was Sc
riously wounded The deputy sheriffs
little brother, who was standing near,
whipped out a pistol, and shot Livesay
Ir4H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
MERCY DENIED cARArGE HAEErs.
Governor Flower Refuses to Extend Es-
ecutiye Clemency.

ALBANY N. Y, May 4.--Governor
Flower RVr denied the application FOR
clemencys-ror Carlyle w. Harris, and
Harris VIII be electrocuted during the
week beginning Monday next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
Rishnn Iirnok,, Successor.

BOSTON. MASS, May i.-The Episco-
nal convention to-day chose Dean Law
renee. OF Boston Broad ehufehmeh
candidate). as bishop OF the diocese OF
Af.ssachuSetts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05

PARIS. May 4.-The veteran Marsnal
,,acAIahon' ex-president of the French
Republic. is sick with influenza, Owing
~ his advanced age. being nearly elsh's-
five years old, much anxiety Is iel' as 10
he resnlf Of bis illnesa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
Arrests of Cliinrse Beinted.

WASHINGTON. d. C., May i.-secrs-
tary Carlisle to-day instructed collectors
OF internal revenue and customs officers
10 refrain from making arrests OF Cut
nese who have not registered until FUR
ther orders from the department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
A MnIntlo Girl's Mysterious Death.

NEW YORK, May 4.-Dr. Frank \.
Hovt. Of No. 2s2 west Fifteenth street
IS missing, and the body Of once pretty
mulatto girl, Jane Cherry, lies In one
room of his flat. The police and coroner
are investigating the woman's deaih.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05

coNsTANTINOPLE. May i-The Porte
announces to-day the arrest OF W.
American teachers, empioyei III a.
sovan College. II is charged INA, we u'
turbances that recently oseufi' ~ 90,
e-al OF the villages are aue I" Wv
nhinatInn. Of thase t.achets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
RANCE OF THERMOMETER.

Range 81 thermometer az The Times
Office yesterday, May I, 1885.
. A. NJ. A.: u 81. 53 y. NJ, IS,
=. NJ, %; 0 =. NJ. 50; midnight, s'
Average Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05

NEW YORK, May There has been
40 ebange I'm Edwin Booths condition
sinee the Improvement noted by his
physicians Tuesday, but the very iaet
OF his retaining this Improvement ieads
,ba doctors 10 hope for the best.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
Ex-senator Patterson Dead.

HANOVER. y, H.. May i.-Ex-united
States Senator J. W. Patterson dropped
dead at $50 o'clock tonight Ia prayer
meeting lie sat in his seat for half an
hour before his death was noticed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
unr.e IhIef IYnrhrL.

WILLIAMSON, KY. May IA rnoo
last night took James Collins, ,s nor.o
,stss bclne brought back from illinois,
80, ,ba train al Sherman. a few miles
nor,h of here. and hanged him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05

the United States court jurisdiction over
offenses against treaty stipulations COM
mitted I'm the States, but Congress de-
olined 10 adopt the recommendation.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-27

Maria del Pilas Colon y Aguilera. She IL
q decided brunette with dark lustrous
eyes and jet black wavy hair, winch is
always very simply arranged. Her nan-
ners are very natural and unaffected.
She dresses stylishly but in very quiet
colors. Accompanied by her brother
she is frequently seen at the Fair in
which she takes the most lively interest,
especially in all that pertains to the
Spanish exhibit which is ssomewhat back
ward. A reception was given last week
to the Duke and Duchess of Veragua by
the pupils of the Sacred Heart Academy
on the West side. Red and yellow, the
Spanish colors, were used in decorating
the reception room and study hall, and
flowers of the same colors were carried
by the pupils. At the close of the re-
ception the Duchess distributed souvsn'
irs of her visit to them. A. A. NJ.