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The evening world., 1893-10-20
CHALLENGE NOT RECEIVED.
Gilbert Has Not Yet Carried Out
His Threat.
Santa Maria Has Fought Oae Duel
and Nay Fight Another.

Senor Manuel del Pillar de Santa Maria.
the South American who has figured 50
conspicuously in the Gilbert divorce case.
Is waiting the outcome of the following
letter. which he has just made public:
N. de santa Maria, Boulevard Hausmann. No. 1863,
city
wish to notify you SIR that as soon as the
matter Of my divorce Is settled | will send you
my seconds,
tebl that until then ! do not belong to myself.
Please accept my compliments. A. GILBERT.
No. Il Ruo Demours Paris, Feb 3, 1891
santa Maria states that to the above
letter he sent the following reply:
do not understand at all for what reason you
have sent your letter under date OF Feb. 3.
Nevertheless take note OF the contents
Now that all the evidence in the d.
vorce case Is in 1t IL considered that
Gibert's life is his own and that he will
therefore issue challenge. He could
would insist on a meeting, and his at
torney Mr.. shepard, said he didn't
know anything about II.
Mr.. earns. Santa ..aria's friend, was
seen at the Players Club. and said that
nothing has yet been heard from the
husband looking for revenge. Mr.. earns
Is thoroughly up to date on the code as
II is understood abroad. and said Mr.
Gilbert was the only man he had ever
known who gave such lengthy notice
of his determination to have revenge.
Santa Maria, he stated, has been a
principal in one duel, and came out OF II
without having even his tranquility dis
turbed
The evening world., 1893-10-20
HOT POLITICS IN KINGS.
Challsnees to Debate Flying Like
Autumn LeAyea.

The Citizens Union OF Kings County,
with headquarters In the Germania Bank
Building. on Fulton street, Brooklyn,
announced this morning the following
names for the Campaign Committee.
w. r, Ferguson. W. J. Horau. George r.
o oshaughnessey. Joseph r. Jordan, j. J. Morrison,
r. p. Ryan. Robert Baker. r. c. Utess, r. n.
pooic, Louis stroenls. J. J. Lobeii J. Nc
Guinness, A. l.. Sessions. r. l.. Doubleday, A. r.
Moore John. Fimor, ". y. Adams. Robert
Stewart Edward L. Wheeler, F. W. Jobelman,
II. G. seaver
Charles A. Schleren. Republican can.
didate for Mayor of Brooklyn. Is daily
IN receipt of letters from cranks. who
Office.
Mr.. Schieren has replied to Mayor
BoodN's challenge to meet him In oper
debate OH municipal affairs. He says
ne VIII Ignore the challenge, as well AZ
any documents from the enemy.
Corporation Counsel jerks received a
challenge to debate this morning from,
eX-Corporation Counsel John \. Taylor
who served under Mayor Seth Low.
Mr.. jerks said. II do not think |,
necessary for Mayor Boody to delegate
his Corporation Counsel to fight his
campaign. But. however. ] am ready
to meet Mr.. Taylor In joint debate"
The Seventeenth Ward Republicans
are divided In two factions. which are
opposed to each other. One ts headed
by Mason ond the other by Foulkes.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
KEMPNER TURNED DOWN.
Is Said Patterson Pledged Him
the Assembly Nomination.

Otto kempner's followers are accus-
Ing Jacob NJ. Patterson, Chairman of
the Republican County Executive Com
mittee, of sharp dealing Patterson
promised to give the Republican indorse,
ment to Kempner for Assembly and John
Fennel for Civil Justice, but cannot de-
liver the goods. AZ far as Kempner is
concerned.
From story that is told 1t appears
that Patterson was himself sold. and
that he has not rot the control of the
county machine as he Is popularity sup
posed to have.
1t was understood, so It was said, that
the Republicans were to leave the nom
ination for Assemblyman In the Seventh
District open in order to give Kempner
the Endorsement
To the surprise of Kempner, Patter-
son and everybody else not in the Sc
cretl the convention nominated a a,arf
Iemed. Schick for Assemblyman. and
what Is more Mr. Schick refuses TO with
draw.
1t is charged that schick's nomination
the cid of Thomas Rothman to weaken
the Kempner movement. Rothman was
a member of the Doodle oBard of klder-
men In 1884 He had the majority OF
delegates and would have none of Kemp
ner =.
The Kempnerites meet tonight to. con-
slider whether they will make norflina-
tions Fennel can have the Republican
Endorsement for Civil Justice, and Kemp
ner may decide to run after all. IL the
friends advise him. 1t may gain him
votes.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
SLEVlN'S CASE STILL PENDING.
Tho Grand Jury Has Not Yet
Res ched a Decision.

The Grand Jury did not come to any
decision to-day in the case of Hugh
Slevin. one OF their fellow members
who is charged with violation of the
excise law by Rev DIR. Parkhurst.
DR.. Parkhurst and three witnesses
have testified before the Cram jury tina,
they purchased liquor in the four bar
rooms alleged 10 he owned by Mr.. Slevir
on Sunday, oct. s, and Sunday. oct. Is
It was expected that the Grand Jury
would hand to the Court to-day pre-
sentiment criticising Dr. Parkhurst and
his associates of the Society for the
Prevention of Crime for their statement
sent to Mayor Gilroy about Hugh Slevin,
but II was said that no such action
would he taken. and that the charges
against Mr.. Slevin would be dismissed
Assistant District-Attorney Lindsay
said that the case was still pending be-
fore the Grand Jury. Mr.. Slevin was in
attendance to-day as Grand Juror.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN.
Sequel to Yesterdays Election OF
Northern Pacific.

The directors Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company met this morning
and elected the following officers: Presi
dent. Brayton Ives; First Vice. President
Robert Harris; Second Vice President
c. ii. Prescott: Treasurer. George S
Baxter; Secretary George II. Earl
Counsel. Gen. Charles W.Pettit.of Phila.
dclphia.
The count OF the votes cast yesterday
at the election OF directors was com
pleted this morning, and showed that
5SS. 927 shares had been voted upon.
The stockholders directed the new
Board of Directors TO investigate AM
report on the disposition made OF 81,
5000 received from the suit against the
St Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railroad for the recovery OF lands ant
moneys derived from the sale OF lands
which were proved to belong to tn,
Northern Pacific.
The directors were also instructed tc
ascertain II So 0tO in bonds held by the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company tr
secure dividends on the preferred stock
We're intact and unencumbcred.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
CARRIED THEIR HAIR IN BAGS
Two Women Went to Court After
E., Hair-Pul,ing Match.

Justice Welde, of the Harlem Court,
held George w. Newman. of 2il4 First
avenue. in $500 bail this morning for
trial on a charge of felonious assault on
Mrs. Jane Conroy, of the same address.
The assault is alleged to have taken
place on Oct. s. and grew out of a fight
In the hallway of their home between
Mrs. Conroy and the wife of Newman.
|. Both women were In court this morn
Ing, each carrying as evidence OF the
struggle. paper bag of long brown and
by the roots.
According to Mrs Conroy. she and her
neighbor. Mrs. Newman, got into hair.
rivals husband happened along at the
most interesting stage of the fight. He
locked Mrs. Newman in her own room
and then pushed Mrs. Conroy into her
apartments, striking her as he did so.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
he CARRIED A DUMMY"
Joseph o'Connsl, h cussd of Falsify
ing His Pay Roll.

Joseph O'Connell. aged nineteen. n
clerk in the American District Tele-
graph oGlce. at Thirty-fourth street,
and Eighth avenue, was to-day held IN
jefferson Market Court on n charge OF
forgery.
Young OConnell. who has n wife and
child at 4t West Tnlrty-seventh street,
carried dummy" It is alleged. on the
office payrolls from April 10 TO Sept, 10.
Huston, or messenger No. 3s2 Huston
left the service before April, but O'Con-
nell. It IL alleged, carried his name on
the roll and each week collected and
signed for Huston's salary.
The evening world., 1893-10-20

THEY'RE NOT an 1yyu,

-. THEY'RE NOT ALL ALIKE
blood medicines. There's only one thet
Is so fnr-reaching and so unfailing in its
effects that it can DO guaranteed to do all
that's promised for it. That is DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. II that doesn't
It's not like the saisaparillas or ordinary
Spring medicines. They claim to do good
In March, April, and May. All the year
round, and In all cases, the " Discovery n
purifles the blood as nothing else can. Ev.
cry blood -taint and disorder, Eczema, Tet-
ter, salt-rheum, Erysipelas, Boils, Carbun.
ccles, Enlarged Glands, Tumors and Swell.
Diseases, and the worst forms Of Scrofula,
are completely and permanently cured
Buy Of reliable dealers. With any others,
something else that pays them better will
probably DO urged as just as good"
The evening world., 1893-10-20
FELT DIFFERENTLY TO-DAY.
Casey Refused to Pay a Restaurant
Bill

Thomas b. Casey, thirty-eisht, OF III
East Nlnety-ninth street, who says that
he is "A clerk in the City Comptroller $
office, was prisoner IN the Iorkville
Police Court this morning.
According To the complainant. William
La Pard, manager OF Stewart'3 oyster
house and cafe. ON Third avenue near
Fourteenth street, Casey, accompanied
by two women and gentleman. en-
tered the restaurant at 3 O'Clock this
morning and ordered supper, including
wines. The bill amounted to 81. When
this was presented to Casey he is alleg-
ed To have said
That's all right; just charge It: I'm a
friend of Larry Delmour'
La Pari replied that, unfortunately,
hc was unable to do credit business.
Casey was arrested. and after few
hours in "A cell was ready to settle the
matter, la Pard was willing and Casey'
was discharged.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Help for Mrs., LYONS.

n NJ. Cowperthwait & Co. have sent the follow
ing letter TO Mrs David Lyons, OF 1890 Park ave-
me- widow Of Park Policeman Lyons. who lost
his life by suTocaton in the baseball house In
Central Park yesterday morning
Dear Madam
We beg leave To offer you our sympathy for the
sudden logs OF your husband. Please give yourself
TO unaasiness ir regard to your furniture. Ps we
glad to cancel your Indebtedness to us Here
with you will find receipted bill, Respectfully.
Is. II. COTPERTHWAIT & co.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Mrs. Logan Seek. . separation.

Mrs. Florence Il. Logan. OF 26o Forty-scvcnth
street. brooklyn. through counsel to-day applied
to Justice Cullen. Of the Supreme Court, Brook
lyn. for alimony and counsel fees pending her
suit for separtIon from her husband, Joseph Lo-
gan, on the ground ~ cruel and inhuman treat
ncnt. Logan Is a plumber at 2so Myrtle avenue
Braoklyn. The I.ogans have child. Mrs. Lo-
gan says her husband has abused her In va
riOus ways. Justice Cullen took tho papers.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
MARRIED on THE STAGE.
Frank Dane Weds Luella Bose Be.
fore a Large Audience.

= PORT JERVls. n. Y. Oct co.-Frank a. Dane.
of Toledo. o.. member OF the Bubb and Ben
nett comedy cpmpuny playing at Ltas Opera
House. this village. married on the stage last
night to Luella Rose OF Atlaptic-City N j.
The encouragement. OF tho marriage and Its
novelty drew oyer 500 people, mostly ladies'
has ever had.
-, The audience gave the. young couple a great
ovation and threw r,e In abundance.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
WARY S, CHARLES INDICTED
Grand Jury Finds a True Bill Again
the ez-Interpretsr.

The Grand Jury TODAY indicted Worry
s. Charles, the Chinese eX-lnterprc,er OF
the Custom House, for eXtortlon. on
seven separate complaints.
The principal complaint Is Chu Shea
who alleges that Charles obtained from
him so under threats OF Informing tho
authorities that he was smugSling Chin
ese into this country In v!ala Ion OF the
G"lry law,
Charles will plead to the Indictment on
The evening world., 1893-10-20
MADE LOVE TO THE SERGEANT.
Wolf Mistook the Policeman for
Mrs. Wolf.

John J. Wolf. Of 1874 Vernon avenue.
Williamsburg, was arraigned in the Lee
Avenue Court to-day, on charge Of
intoxication. but Justice Goetting let
him go with lecture. %,
Wolf lives directly across the street
from the Thirteenth Precinct Station
House, and at an early hour this morn
ing, while much under the influence of
liquor. he mistook the station for his
home, entered, spoke endearingly to the
and made long explanation as to why
he was out SO late.
The young man was promptly locked
up, and when he came to his senses
some hours later. was greatly surprised
at finding himself in cell.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
ROTHSCHlLD Ex0NERATED.
Judge Cowing Dismissed an Indict-
mont for Receiving Stolen Goods.

Upon the recommendation of Assistant.
D!strict-Attorney Vernon NJ. Davisl
Judge Cowing, in Part III. OF the Cen
eral Sessions, this morning dismissed,
an Indictment OF receiving stolen goods
against Joseph hschild, of S27 Church
street.
about 81, 900 worth OF wooiiens from Ed-i
ward X. Ross, who last week was sent
to the Eimira Reformatory for stealing
the goods from Abegg 4 Rusch. whole-I
sale clothiers. OF 30 and 80 Grand street.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
YOUNG BURGLAR HE'LL.
Discovered Making Away with Mrs
We!sman's Property.

l.cwis Mosotoky. Russian tailor. Iinetesa
years old OF 50 Eldridge street. was held fos
trial In the Essox Market Police Court to-day %
a charge OF burglary.
Al O'Clock this morning he forced open O
kitchen door in the apartments OF Sarah Weis-
man s02 Riyington street, and stole pillow casea,
a silk dress, trousers, and other articles TO the
value OF 800.
Fannie Fatenfuss. who lives on the same noor,
discovered the youthful burglar and gave he
alarm.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Not This A, +. Ro-er.

The man who was found IN en- unconscious
condition last night on Lexington avenue, between
one Hundred and Second and one Hundred and
Third streets. and who died In Harlem Hospital,
was not Albert X. Rogers. general manager OF tho
National Mutual Insurance Company In the
World Buildins. THIS Mr.. Rogers In alive and
well The body that was Identified A. II.
Rogers. an insurance agent. who was sail to
have an Office at Is Maiden lane and a residence
IN South Orange, y. j.. was taken In charge by
Undertaken James Deny.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
DAMAGES FOR ISLANDER.
Mrs. Olivcr Awarded $3.50 In Her
Suit Aeainst Mrs. Taw.

A jury in the City Court, Brooklyn,
to-day awarded Mrs. Florence Oliver, of
279 Fifty-second street. $50 in her S. 900
slander suit, brought against Mrs. An
ME Taw. one of her neisnbors.
Mrc. Taw entered general denial
Mrs. Oliver says that Mrs. Taw was
under tn influence of liquor al the time
she applied vile epithels to her.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
DEMURRER EILEDfOR VAN BRUN1
He Is Indicted for swindling VII.
lam Moulds -

Lawyer John W. Gof niei with Judge MARITIME.
in Part ]. Of the General Sessions. to-day q
demurrer IN the case OF Thomas q. Van Brunt,
tho contractor and builder. OF 2is West One Hun
cred and Thirty-siSth street who is under inict
ment for grand larceny In the hrst degree.
The demurrer will be argued oct. 20. william
Moulds, charges Van Brunt with swihdlipg him ih
a real estate transaction
The evening world., 1893-10-20
TRAPPED A CLERK.
Frank Burnet; Had Marked Ell!
when Arrested.

Frank Burnett. of 23S West Thirty
first street, a salesman in Lambert's
furnishing store. at Al Courtland street,
was held In the Tombs Police Court to-
day on charge of larceny.
Mr. Lambert suspected that Burnett
was stealing from him. He marked n
dollar bill. Then he had frisrd go
into the store and buy a pair OF slip
bill In payment.
After the sale Burnett was arrested.
The marked bill was found on him.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
A,.emrt % wreck n Tran.

GEoKGEToWN, NaaS,, oct CA bold nt-
trlpt was made last night TO wreck tho midngh;
frg!EAt or the early passenger train near III,
freight dcpo, IN This town, The switch light had
been removed. piece NJ iron was driven into
irog and barrels aad lumber were piled upon
the track. There would probably have tsCn a
serious accident bui for the freight bcing pryurh
hcTl late Gad the agents. early visit to the
81
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Ryan and Jamison Matched .

BRIDGEPoRT. Coma, Oct. :o.--Artieiss have
becn signed for a ten-round glove contest between
Tommy Ryan. champion ~elter-weiFht OF America.
and Henry Jamison, q heavyweight OF this city,
The match will take place within three weeks
before any athletic club mutually agreed upon.
Rysn 10 to weigh IN at lts. and Janison at lSS
pounds A forfeit Of 500 was posted.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
No Chicago Fair Next summsr.

CHICAGO. Oct. :o,-Thsre will be neither .
Worlds Fair nor an Americaa Fair In Jackson
Park next summer. All doubt was settled about
It last uight at 4 meeting between the members
cf the Demolition Committee OF the Exposition
and the South Park Board OF CommiAslonsrl-
They agreed that ths Fair should otnetAliy esl
Oct. 20. The Park Commissioner take ehsruS = \
the grounds jap I. 1884
The evening world., 1893-10-20

MOUNT VERNON y. Y, Oct. 20 Jacob Dchr.
aged thirty. a s,ouemason, OF this city was struck
aud instantly killed at llSo this morning by a
freight train while walking the tracks Of the New
York New Haven and Hartford KalroId Ia this
city. lie leaves "A widow and tNe thildren.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Political Potpourl.

Certificates OF nominations OF the candidates
in the Rnpublicsn and Demncra,ic parties have
been hled vita Mo- Hoard II Police Commissioners
Independent party candidates have until Oct. 20
10 comply with this law.
, The Notification Comnittee of TaminsDy ttsll
will meet The Tammsn. candidates at tAs Wig
The evening world., 1893-10-20
wom,n Doctor Indio.eo.

Indictments were found by the Kings County
Grand Jury to-day against Mrs. DR.. Isabella N.
Rankin and William D. Warner, who It is al
legged. fraudulently obtained 81 COO from Mrs.
Lueia Balloon They both pleaded not guilty.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Sues fo- a Limited pivorce

Mrs Sophie schulze. OF H6 Union street
Brooklyn. is to-day suing her husband, Edward
Schul7e, = harness-maker, in the City Court,
Brooklyn. FOR limited divorce. charging cruelty.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Foil from the Third story.

John Kessler. fourteen years old. fell from this
zion. at 10 Pine street, Al i2 20 O clock to-day.
He was picked up; IN the sub-eellsr terribly
bruised and with his ieit hip fractured. He nay
not recover.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
will Pc spared Another Gulf Storm.

WASHINGTON, oct. co,-InGuiry made OF the
Weather bureau iAil morning as to whether an.
t!ripstions. which bad been expressed Of another
Gulf storm reaching Charleston, =. C.. were likely
to be realized, elicits the gratfyins Information
from Prof. CARROT, who Is In chafsF that their
advice from Charleston indicate nothing serious
In the storm
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Weekly Aryz9aks
from
European Houses.
Goats, Ca6es, Wraps.

The latest and most stylish
"appropriates" for
Hunting, Coaching, Travel,
Cycling, Walking.
The "EnGem' Cape and
the "Radaosk' Driving Coat,
are among the newest
creations.
Riding Habits-perfect fit
ting-exquisite in finish and
design $4,000.
Walking Coats-faced and
lined with Silk-newcst Cuts
and the latest "ombrelle'
skirts,
$ro.5o,S17. 50, s. $50
Obe,u Cloaks
and Wraps.
LordG Taylor
Broadway & Goth St.
The evening world., 1893-10-20

: For collie. cramps, and pains. nofhing
equals DR.. Pisrce's smart Weed Extracf
The evening world., 1893-10-20

FoR all forms OF diSordercd stomach use
BRoNo-sELrzER. A pAlataS!s, p'om..t curs. -
The evening world., 1893-10-20

wan at I o'clock to- morrow afternoon 10 notify
them o1hclally OF their nominations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-24
A GREAT RISK.
CASHIER LOVING ON TRIAL.
president Trout Explains His Methods o'
MISUNDERSTANDING the Bank Funds.
Special telegram TO the Dlspatch)

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch)
ROANOKE. VA. November 3.-The
trial OF F. II. Loving. late paying teller
OF the First National Bank, for misap-
propriating $500 in funds OF the bank,
was commenced i'm the Hastings Court
this morning. Counsel for the accused
demurred to the indictment-first. on the
ground that the grand jury making 1t
had not been summoned according 10 law,
and second. that the indictment was not
properly drawn up, as the sums taken at
different times were not specined Both
objections were overruied -Four Wit
nesses FOR the Commonwealth were eS-
hmined. The first and principal one was
Hon. II. S. Trout, president OF the bank.
LOVINGS METHODS.
He said In effect that on the night OF
October 9th the Examining Committee Of
the Bank discovered that Loving was
short In his accounts, and he spoke TO
him about IL. Loving promised 10 make
IL "al right on the following day. but
he never came back TO the bank. on &
fun investigation II was found that Low
ing's actual shortage with the bank was
Ni55.7 which had been taken out in
different amounts from the LIST of July
10 the 5th OF october. His plan was TO
abstract money from packages. and leave
the original figures denOminating the
amount there. He was also short In his
books 5000, and made false entries there.
He said Loving had been In the employ
ment OF the bank eight years. and his
salary was 81, go per annum.
CORROBORATED.
Mr.. ". NJ. Darnall. one of the Examin-
Ing Board Of the bank, and Mr.. j. r.
Meadows. assistant cashier. were also ex-
aInined. Their evidence corroborated the
statements OF Mayor Trouts: and Mr..
Meadows further said he saw Loving
making changes In his books. The case
excites much interest the courtroom
being crowded during the progress OF the
trial.
DECISION TO-DAY.
In the case of j. + Terry and A. IL.
Griffin, indicted for being accessories 10
the lynehtng OF the negro Smith. Judge
Woods. OF the Hastings Court announced
that ne would give decision on the mo-
Ton TO quash the indictments Tomorrow.
ana postponed the trial TN Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-24
n : Z I HsrfckaIHestsrna.G
ILL

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 70. lS9c
LEAVE RICHMOND, BIRD-STtsEEI
STATION.
900 \. NJ Daily-Kicnmond and Norfolk
NESTiBULE LlMlTED-Ar-
rive Norfolk u.25 a. NJ
wave S'''S and tsuffoIf. ''"' o.
900 A. NJ Daily THE CHICAGO EN-
PRESS for Lynchhurg
Roanoke, Bueheld, PocdhOn-
tas, KenOVa, Columbus. and
Chicago. Pullman Buffet
sleeper Roanoke TO Columbus
$50 p. NJ. Daily for Norfolk. Suffolk and
intermediate stations. Arrive
Norfolk $50 T.. NJ.
II 30 L. ". Daily for Roanoke, RddfOrd,
Pulaski. and Bristol Con-
meets az Roanoke no 4. NJ.
with Washington and Chat
tanOOsa Limited. Pullman
sleepers Roanoke 20 Mem
phis and New orleans Din
ins-car attached. Also for
Bluefeld and Pucahantas
also for Rocky Mount and
all stations Winston-Saiem
Division.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER be-
tween RICHMOND and LYNCHBURG
ready for OCCUPANCY at =. NJ; also Pull
man sleeper Petersburg 10 Roanoke.
Trains arrive RiChmond from Lynch
burg and the West daily $50 \. VI. ana
700 p. NJ. From Norfolk and the East
90 y. NJ, and VestibuleI Limited 100 =.
r. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent
". u. BENil.L.
General PASSENGER Agent.
General Office. Roanoke. Va. no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-24

commencing july ,, 1895. Eastern s,,na-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-24
TWO LADIES PARTIALLY HURT.
Mrs. Dimock and Miss Fox Thrown from :.
Cart at keswick,
Special telegram to the Dispatch,

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.)
RESWlCK, VA. November 2s.-This
morning Mrs. Lucius Dimock and Miss
Maggie Fox. of this neighborhood. started
out for drive In village cart. when
short distance from Mrs. DImock's
home home they returned 70 get a birdie
v,,n: ~. ana while the groom was doing
The cart struck paiing fence and fhrey,y
ooth OCCUPANTS out. Mrs. Dimock had
one OF her arms fractured above the
,,,uS~. ana Miss Fox was quite badly
Mtfe summoned. and rendered the nee
wrecked. was