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rival the Americans in their devotions t'

Out in the Roads the scene closely re-
sembled that ON approaching q city from
the sea. For two miles the white cruisers
rode 10 their anchors, while in their top.
and AT tho yard-arms the ardois red and
white gnal-liehts carried on messages
which really meant nothing and were
sImplv made as the Admiral said, 10 amuse
those ashore. From masthead TO rail these
liphts in combination were revealed, ana
"a quickly as they appeared ON the nag
chip thev were answered down the line OF
the entire fleet. The flagship was the oase
of operations aud the others repeated
every display she made. Like ram BOWS III
summer skies these strings OF lights APP
peared and disappeared on the Philadel-
nina and almost instantly they were re-
peated ON the other vessels ofthe squadron.
In the ballroom enhancing waltz music
was PLAYED until late hour. and IN the
LONG corridors couples promenaded ana
conyersed. young and old together; uhtl.
six bells. or II o'clock. when the iAst
shore boats left for each vessel, ana AZ
midnight only a dim anchor-light on each
vessel revealed the presence Of the sleep
ing feet.
GERMAN SHIPS on THE WAY.
HA1ITAx. n. s.. April 1.-THE German
war.ships Kaiserin Augusta, Captain
Buechsel. and the Zadler, Captain holber.
arrived tonight from Kiel rid Queenstown
for New York 20 take part IN the Worid >
Fair naval review. The Augusta carries
400 men and the Zadler 200 men.
They experienced a very rough passage
and nut into this port for coal. They VIII
sail for Hampton Roads on next sunday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
The UilI-Ilnrris Marriage.

[COr-ospOndence OF tne hl'hWOnd birptlruI
GRAHAM, Va, April l4.-On Wednesday alter
noCn a. Blucneld, ". Va. Miss Louise G., Oldest
daughter Of Bey. h. H. Harris, d. d.. was united
in marriage to Mr.. George H. hiil, civil engineer
for the Blueaeld Wdter-N orks Company, the
brides father of1ciating. She IL an accomplish
ed musician and artist and has made host or
frienss during her short residence IN Bilehell'
The groom Is n most accomplished and popular
gentleman. The parlOr was beautifully deco
rated with trailing arbutus and eyergreeus. he
marriage was a quiet one. Only a feW select
friends wero present. The happy couple lett on
the morning train for an extended trip % east
ern cltles, 20 return In about ten days by way oi
Luray Cave. 1ncy will make their future home
in East Bluelell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
T, Witness the Naval Rsviow.

II has been determined by the Common
wealth and Westuorcland Clubs % visit
Old Point on SATURDAY, April 22d, for the
purpose of witnessing the naval review.
The tram Will consist Of yestibule coaches
AMI n refreshment.car. which viii be-
managed bv Burke. 80 lIquOr Of any sort
viii Ie sold. however. the train will
leave the Chesapeake and Ohio depot at 10
4. H., reaching Old Point at II NJ. Re
turning il will leave Old Point at 1918 +.
NJ. although any one desiring 10 return
sooner can 10 SO at i.30 or 7.lj =. VI. The
steamer Louise has been engaged tor three
hours in order that the vessels may bs
seen satisfactorily. The cost of the round
trip. including steamer. but no meals -
$3.50. and tickets can he obtained rom
Sir. White, the steward Of the Westmore-
land,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15

premc Court, and acquired some knowledge OF
the methods ot tho Interior Department by
reason Of the fact that he was private secretary
90 his father when tho latter was Secretary of
ministrauOn.
Robert X. Gillespie. nominated 10 be Princi-
pal Clerk OF Pablo Lands in the General Land
once, was nominated ~ the request OF Nj. Nc
Miilin. Of Tennessee. MIR. Gillespie "a n lawyer
81 GallRtin, Tcnn., and a man about 10 years
old. tie has boon actively connected with: tho
Democratic Executive Committee of Sumner
county and is considered n rood man for'the
place. The department asked senator Rate
concerning him, and tho Senator gave him his
cordial endorsement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15

CLARKsWLLE'S GRATITUDE.
The Relief Committee Returns Thanks
for the Aid Received.


GAINESVILLE, VA, April II. 1898.
From an afflicted PCople TO a Generous Public:
Our needs have been great and pressing, and
we desire now to return our sincere thanks TO
our many kind friends for their most liberal ahd
timely a'd for tho sufferers OF our community.
4 large portion Of our town was entirely DC
stroyed by fro on April the lst, and many were
thereby made homeless and destitute. The do
nations sent Us by Boydton, Chase city, Hender-
BON q. c., by the mombers Of the Tobacco Trade,
pv the Grain aud Cotton Exchange, and Whole
sale Grocers' Association OF Richmond VA, by
kind and sympathIzing individuals In Richmond
and Petersburg and IN all parts OF the state,
have been 80 liberal "a 70 meet our pressing
wants. Tho contributions sont US have been TAR
above our most sanguine expectations, ana Wo
adopt this way Of saying 10 our friends mat
their lberality has supplied oar necessities, ana
We otfer our sincere and heartfelt THANKS 10
every one wholhas contributed 10 the reiiei ot
our distressed. ,lOHN x. LEIGH Chairman,
&. II. RUSSELL,
Rev. j. IS WHR,
PuILO ALLCOTr,
THOMAS y. WILLIAMS,
Relief Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
AN ADVANTAGE 10 RICHMOND.
The New Fast Train on the Seaboard Road.
Tobacco Receipts.

rCorrespondenceo OF tho Richmond DisDltchl
HENDERSON, \. C.. April H.-Passengers
who were on the train yesterday with
President Hopman, of the Scaboard Ar
Line. report himas saying the fast through
train would soon be- put on. and that tue
schedule would be Suca that people could
leave here IN the morning, spend several
hours in Richmond IN tho middle Ot tho
dav. and return hero that night. This
schedule Will be n great convenience 10
people here and all along the line from
Raleigh 20 Weldon, and will largely X
crease the travel 20 Richmond.
Tobacco receipts to-day are the larges L
Of the week, though the quality Is mostly
inferior. Tho commOner filters are not
much sought for, but prices continued
stlG on wrappers and desirable cutting
and smoking stock. Plants are plentiful
and well advanced. many Of them being
nearly large enough 10 set.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
Mrs IvIe Passes Quietly Away.

fCOrrespOndonce Of tne Richmond DlsDatcn.I
FrRgEA MILLS, Va, April I4.-Mrs. Julia
Frances Lyle. relict OF Matthew Lyle, Died at 10
O'clock yesterday morning, IN her 11th year.
Tho deceased had been Ia declining health for
somo time and her death was not a surprise 10
her friends. Since her glrlhOod Mr-. Lyle had
beon 4 devoted and consistent member OF ths
Presbyterian Church, and Ler mission on earth
being accomplished she passed quietly away
without reDining or regret
Rev. William =. Richardson, ID. d., Of Rich
mund, is q brother Of tho deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15

rBy Anglo-Amorcan cable 70 the Disoatch.l
BELGRADE. April liking Alexander has
arrested tho regents ana ministers - Nervi1
and has declared that ho has attained his ma
jority, and has assumed the government OF the
country. The arrests wcre made At grand
banquet given at the palace % celebrate King
Alexander's success IN passing certain e1amina-
:ions prescribed sor Seryian students A new
ministry was appointed, and thus morning the
King issued q decreo dissolgng the ~supshina
ana ordered writs for new election ut 20 tho
various constituencies. Tho act % alexander
seems to meet with the approval of tho serylan
pOpulace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
the provisional government and assist

the provisional government and assist
anco 10 restore her TO tho throne.
Minister Stevens. Commissioner Blount.
and Admiral Skerret consulted over the
matter, and il is stated agreed that Japa-
nese interference would be an act of hos
tility to the United States, and that Ameri-
can interests demanded that 1t be repelled
should it Se offered. No hostile. demon
stratIon, however. has been made by any
party up to this writing.
SO many rumors have been circulated
reoardinp the intentions of the MicadO's
representatives that the officers of the
cruiser and the Consul have been led to
make denlals of the reports. The officers
called on Admiral Skerret few DAYS ago
and assured him that no hostile intentions
were entertained. The Japanese Consul,
in newspaper interview, makes q similar
disclaimer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
Worthy German Citizen Gone.

tcorrespondence OF the Richmond Dlspaichl
RHPoaIA, VA, April 14.-Mr Frederick Wen
dan. q worthy German citizen, dted near here
ON Yesterday, Mr.. Wendell was a hard-workirg Z
and industrious man and possessed the con-
fidence and esteem OF his neghbors-
DIR. George Mason. one OF our oldes. and most
esteemed citizens. celsbrated hts b4.h birthday
Yesterday. Dr. Mason Is the only surviving bro
tner OF the late Hon. John Y. Mason.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
Blair and Ills Plans

The whereabouts otJ. Harvey Blair. the pions
young man who had worthless checks c6saed
here and In Petersburg, arc still unknown. no
Is believed 10 have gono 10 Ne9 York or Boston.
The young architect who made proposition 20
prepare for s1O0 plans for tho teMpis wnicn
Blair was 10 have erected stated Ia his Ie,tcr
that he would only furnish far this snui snch
preliminary sketch and drawings as would ena-
ble HIM to have htnograph made on whieh 70
raise the money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
RE. Lee Camps Invitations.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond DisDatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. VA, April I4.-R. l. Lee Camp
Of Veterans. OF this city, has resolved an invita-
tion from Lee Camp, OF Richmond, TO take part
i'm the reception and interment Of the remains
OF President Jefferson Davis IN Hollywood on
Nav 3lst next Ii - more than probable that
theinyitation will be accepted. Tho camp has
also received an invitation 70 attend the unyeil-
inc OF n monument to tue Confederate dead In
Portsmouth during the meeting Of the Grand
lamn IN June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
A SAILOR DROWNED.

The body of white United States sailor
named Carroll. belonging on board the re-
ceiying-shi Franklin. was found floating
in the dock Of the United States buoy-yard;
IN Gosport. this afternoon. Ii is supposed
he fell overheard while intoxicated.
NoRFoLK. Va. April II. The body OF the
drowned man is believed 10 be that OF Car
roll +. Tolletson. gunner's mate of the
United States cruiser San Francisco. who
disappeared from his ship on the 4th OF
March
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
hoAc1loN NINrHe cAlLeAN CAsE.
Iran >tn Protect, the Alleged PoiIticaI
Dgeuderg-N Minister.

yv,.r,yoro.. ID. c., April 1.-THE De-
..o.,,n,rrt ~ Statels still engaged IN cor
rr.nnnjence with tho government OF Chlle
and Minister Eean rolauye 70 the exact
statu- Of the refugees who sought asylum
I'M the United State legation at santiago.
Ibcv claim to be political Offenders ony'
and as such Mr. tgan gave them refuge.
The Chilean government demanded theH
surrender as common criminals anu ~ ~
L, instructed - deliver them TO the local
autLorItl,s. This demanj, 1t - sad, mas
not been complied with by the, Uni'ea
states. As vel no definite action has be.n
taken. Mr. Porter. the new Minister 20
Chllc. was at the state department To-Day
and took the oath oi Office. lie VIII
shortly sail for bis post Of duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
BusINess FAILURE IN sTAUNToN.
The Liabilities About S6,OOO-Assets Not
Known-Mr. Mcclure Dead.

lSpociel telegram 10 the DIsDatchI
SrAUNroS, Va, April 14.-Alexander
Hart, proprietor of Harts Bazaar, on west
Beverly street, made an assignment this
afternoon for the benefit of his creditors.
The deed. which is n lengthy one. conveys
to the trustee. julius Loeb. of this city,
all the stock The deed provides for
seven classes Of creditors, the largest OF
which are the National Valley Bank Of
Staunton. 81, 500 in the sixth class secured
by note. aud Mrs. L. Z. Hart, wife OF the
assignor, who is put IN the seventh class,
and is secured in the sum OF 81 ,043 for
money lent and services rendered. Levy
n DAVIS, Of Richmond. are secured IN the
sixth class for 800 borrowed money. and
again in the seventh class TOR blli OF
$3.50. Liabilities s., COO; assets cannot DO
ascertained tonight.
Mrs. j. Marshall Mcclure. OF Buena
Vista. aged o. daughter of Mr.. A. Sproul.
one of the most influential men III Au-
gusta. died last night at her fathers home,
near Graeuyillp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
Fire At Wiliiamston.

tBy telegraph 60 mo Dl5patch'l
RrEIGn. y. C.. April lA-Wtliams'on, y. c..
was visitci by con1agrciion this morning,
which broke out IN a building occupied hy q.
Goddard, general merchant Il quiraiy spread,
consuming a buliiiug O'cgpied by b. Is. Nau-,
general merchandise. Loss about $4,000, part
~ covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
ia Marriage a Failure

Who shall decide il a? We have concluded
long ago that il is success every time
with Simmons Liver Regulator IN the
house. II promotes harmony and good ma
ture by preventing any attack OF The worst
enemy. indigestion ana dyspepsia. winch
make discord in the brightest home. You
will find the Regulator q good remedy for
bilousness and sick headache. II IL the
household friend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
TIE STORY ERRoNEous.
CHURCH SESSION SUSTAINED.
Action OF Charleston q. c. Presbytery
That Is Far-ReachiDg.
[HY telegraph % the Dlspa,:h.l ]

IDJ ~ wv
COLUMBIA. S. c.. April 1.-THE Charles
ton Presbytery. in session hero, has con
frmed the action of the Second Presbyte-
rian church, in this city, in suspendlng
Miss Means. member who worked IN n
telephone exchange on Sunday. DR.. Flynn
entered formal protest against the action
because other members IN tho same church
worked on Sunday and nothing had'been
done about it. The whole thing was dis
posed of by the adoption of a resolution
recurring the sessions IN ell churches TO
require members engaged In Sunday work
20 cease Immediately or be disciplined.
This action. if carried out, will be far
reaching and IS bound to create further
frpublp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
NEW YORK FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS
senator Nurphy and IicntenaRt-"over-
nor Sheehan CaIl on the President

nor eheehan CaII on the President
W.su1<croN. d. April A.-Pursuantt 70
am app1iuiueut made last SATURDAY. IAeu-
Tenant Governor Sneehln and senator
Murphy. Of New York, called on President
Clevrlanl tins evening. The purpose OF the
yisit WAS 10 discuss the Federal appoiut-
rreuts m the State Of New York. They
reached the Executive Mansion at hali past
and were i'm consultation with the resi-
dent for nearly two hours. After rtt2rhlhE
tothe hotel the New Workers were ueslrEtu
b., re,y.papsr correspondents ANXIOUS 10
asc.rtain the success which had attended
tbeir mission. but both gentlemen MAN.
tanned profound and diplomatic silence. .1,'.
R.rond the simple statement thh they
90 had enjoyed very pleasant visit oo,h
representatives, Of Iammauy had no com
Iuuuica,Iou to make public. lheY gave
uo clue as % the results of their Grand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15

Pure lee Cream, made from very best
Alfernev cream. IA following fiayors
Vanilla. chocolate. lemon Nrrsh grated,
pineapple. strawberry made from fresh
Strawberries only. orange ice: marion
pudding, Nessebooao pudding blsoue,
fresh pies of all kinds, fancy assorted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
The HAWAIIAN CRISIS.
Fear of Japauese Interferenoe-The Japs'
However,. Disciaim Hostility.

HosoLuLU, April 6.-Since the unex-
pected withdrawal of the United States
flag the chief danger apprehended here Is
that of Japanese interference, either on
behalf of or on the application of Japanese
subjects or the Hawaians themselves.
Honolulu. always town Of rumors. was
startled on the same night on which the
proposed hauling down OK the Stars and
the Queen anticipated such action and
would apply to the captain of the Jspa-
nsse cruiser Naniws for protection against
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
A BIG DISGUST.
Louisiana Of1ce-Scckcrs Propose to WAX
Home from Washington.

Home irOm Wh~hIuK t"H'
WASHINGTON. u. c., April H.-Capta.n
Hugh Watson. ed tor aud proprietor OF the
Trinity Hyad. Joncsyile, La. and VII
liam If. Iarham. publisher of the same
paper. who have been III Washington the
past fortnight seeking Office. the former
aspiring 20 be Commissioner OF NsViga-
ton ard the latter desiring o case Ia tns
Goyernment Printing Offce. became tired
waiting aud havo decided 10 walk home.
They will leave here at O'clock Monday
morning. and their route will be 10 Rich
mOpd. Va. Danyille. Atlanta. ana thence
TO Montgomery. Ala, Mobile, and New
Orleans, distance Of 1880 miles. which
they expect to accomplish in sixty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15

DO not forget to add 10 your drinking water
lenonade. or coda ten drogs sf As0osrrEA Brr
rERs. II impsrts q DELICIOUS navor and prevents
Malaria and all summer diseases Be- sure to
get the genuine Ansosturs, msauixcsurv4unly
BY DR.. J. a. b. S.esert 3 sons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15

fCorresponderce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April l4.-Niss Efie Cline.
OF this city, who will IN day or Two remove 10
Richmond. where her home Will DO made IN the
future, was last night presented with hand
some bronze vase By the members ot the First
BAPTIST church choir "a a marx OF their appre-
ciation Of her work as member OF the choir:
After the presentation reception was held aud
q pleasant evening was spent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
DESTRUCTION BY FOREST FIRES.
Married Elopers Desert Their Families
DIR. Atkins VIII BE Editor.

lCorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. n. c.. April 1.-The forest
fires in Robeson county have done great
damage TO the turpentlne industry. Ono
man lost 1900 trees. all of which had
been boxed. Whole districts there now
look like q waste. What were tno trees
are now only blackened stumps without
leaves OF bark.
Grant Poe has deserted his wife and five
children and eloped with the wife OF lily
Beall. who leaves two children. The par
ties live IN Chatham county.
WILL BE SOLD.
Announcement will bo made tomorrow
that the Sidfe Chronicle Will be sold May
9th. The mortgagee gave the owners OF
the paper an opportunity TO ehect q con-
solIdation with another paper, but some
OF the creditors of the paper would not
consent To the consolidation,
Rev. DR.. F. l.. Reid. editor Of the Chris
han Adroc1e, to-day received letter from
Bishop Hendrix. OF Kansas City, saying
that after July lst he would release Rev.
DR.. ID. Atkins, OF Statesyllle. from the
charge of the Statesyilla Methodist tWsco-
pal church. IN order that the latter may
become associate editor OF the ChirStdn
Adr0cdie.
Rev. DR.. l.. L. Nash. of the Flfth-Street
Methodist Episcopal church OF winning
ton, Is making tour OF the state IN an
effort to secure $4,000 70 relieve tnc em-
barIassments of his church.
4 METEORIrF.
Reliable information reached here to-day
of the fall Of large meteorite near tho
house of ID. 4. Kanife. three miles from
Marion. Mcdowell county. 1t nearly
struck Mr.. kanIfe, who bears charmed
life. lie Is one of the survivors OF the
Custer massacre. an order having sent hlm
away with dispatches on tho eve Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
SILVER DOLLARS DgFACEO.
They NTul Not Bo Redeemed at tho Fed
eral Treasury.

eTAl treasury
WASHINGTON. April 1l.-Iho Treasury
pppartmcut received to-day III q conslSn.
mcut from o southern bank humueI OF
SILVER dollars on which We're pasted on one
.-lea thin piere Of paper having on 1t an
advertisement of q business firm. Ihe al
yeti,ement began, Return this TO w -.
the name following. and then setting forth
flat tine moneys worth could be- had for
tle dollar. /, - stated THAI the country
is beng Hooded with silver dollars bearing
thls class of advertisement. The design IS
copyrlshted by the patentee Nhl' tho
silver dollars are Good. treasurer N'UehVI'
vlth the approval Of Secretary Carlisle,
he-r refused 70 redeem money dctaced III
tals wav. and TODAY retuIned lot OF II to
th. tau6 that sent 1t at tho banks eN-
r.r-n-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
Vermont. win by n score Istoa J.

Especial telegram 10 tho Disphtch'l
LEXINGTON, VA, April lime uniFeisty Oh
Vermont nine defeated the Washington anu Leo
University nine here this afternoon by score
Of IL 20 3 Tho game was devoid OF any special
features except Kinselas home run and tho
catching for the Normonts hts-fc crnohts'
~. IIn,yersities. g. Batteries-Vermonts, l.
Cooke and Kinsella: Universities, Mcfarland
BrOthors-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
POLICEMEN FOUND DYING.
They Had Been Shot. 1t Is Supposed by
Trespassers.
nv telegraph to The DIsDatch.l

DuBroUE. a.. April 14.-About , o'clock
this morning officer Firth, OF the MI;
waukee railroad police force, was iound
dvino in the companv's yards. A few mo-
ments later another officer (Palcot) was
found in the same condition on the plat
form Of coach. Both policemen died
soon after being found. The officers had
been shot, it Is supposed, by tramps whom
they attempted TO dislodge. and the con
dition of the ear showed that terrible
struggle had ensued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15

The return of the ships this morning
cave an impetus TO social events. To-
NIGHT. Notwithstanding a stih oreeze
which might have deferred all but those
accustomed 10 Drawing the elements. theIe
was gathered in the ballroom every Oh
ticer who was not compelled 70 renin,i
aboard ship. Admirals Benham and
Walker came ashore early in tho al:
ternoon. Grizzly old Admiral Gherardi
was conspicuous everywhere. Young ana
old officers mixed indiscriminately, ana IN
The ballroom rank for a time was cas'
aside and egerv one was on the same Ioo., o
INC except the poor civilians. who were
ruthessly east ASIDE and looked upon as
being decidedly out OF their eiemeh'' Nv
lea st for the present. IS
The RusslaB officers were the centre 2.
admiration, and the combination OF then
French and broken English enabled shem ,l
TO make known their wants and decioouiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15

IL YOU want floor covering that will
give satisfaction ask for "Wild's Limo
Garnet dealers have 1t. See that II Is let
tersd on the back "Wild's Linoleum."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-15
They Are Both s,ill Alive.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch-l
GRAHAM, Va. April if.-Pam Buffalow, who
shot Fanny Taylor in Pocshontas Monday and
tnen shot himself, Is still IN Jail and recovering
iron hts seif-snficted wound. Tho woman IA