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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-03
BACK FROM PERSIA.
Minister Mcdonald Charged by the Shah
10 Return With a Wife.
HARD PLACE TO CHOOSE A BRIDE.
For Here Women Have something 10 Say
in the Anair and Compiicate
Matters
Ncw York Hcrald)

(Ncw York Hcrald)
In spacious quarters az the Msrlborough |
Hotel is Alexander Mcdonald. United |
states Minister to Persia. and now enjoy
ms a furlough in this country. II being
away from his post can b. called fur
ioueh.
At home in Persia Mr. Mcdonald lives
IN beautiful house surrounded with
trees and furnished with Turkish russ'
while slaves run 20 do his bidding and
not the slightest thing is ever left for the
master 60 90 for himself.
Although only recently in Persia, under
this administration. Mr.. Mcdonald has be
com. much in love with the place and
Nolls uoi now Doe in this country AT all
rs Cor two reasons and both OF the
vrishucet nature
My health" said he obliged me TO
como 90 America. for ] cannot believe in
Persian doctors q the extent 81 con-
sgl.-e tham for serious malaiics. and.
l.-i1.-. I-wlu 20 Dee quite truthful, I
want wife. and I ann going Co carry
one back TO Persia with me Not in
'Nrahiap-Niehts' fashion. upon AN on
ohanicl strcd. hut in the most comforta-
T. NJ steamship cabins.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-03
" THE BRANDON
BASIC CITY, VA.

This favorite resort Is now open to visitors
under entirely new management. IL 10 INC
most convenient place on tho Chesapeake and
Ohio railway for Richmond pei pie, being only
four hours ride. All modern couveniences and
comforts. such as large rooms and halls all ele-
cold iithia baths. Atmosphere dry SUD inyigo-
rating. NO MOSQUITOES NO MALARIA
A beautiful twelye-acre lawn. Unsurpassed
mountain scenery In every direction. Good
livery and beautiful drives. Fine hunting. nsh-
ing. and boating. Frsestone and lthia water.
Special rates for families by the month: Adj
dress G. w. SMITH.
in oy-tw Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-03
ISLAND.

virginia's seaside resort In the Atlantic Ocean,
Unrivalled for its suri.batbipg and magnificent
view OF the ocean. Increase OF hotel eccommo
datous and other improvements. Those de-
string plenty Of shooting and fishing can ind II
at Cobb's Island. Route: We will meet daily
the II:O7 north bound and the 4:ol south
bound train at Cobb's station, on the New YORK,
Phila ielphiA and Norfolk railroad. Passengers
Transferred 20 lslacd by steamer. Terms: $3.50
per day: sl2 per week $40 per month. For
further Information address
COBB & SPADY, Proprietors,
Chesapeake, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-03
THE FOURQUREAN-
PRICE COMPANY.
Store Closed Hi Day
WEDNESDAY, July 4th.
WE CLOSE EVERY SATURDAY
Ate O'CLOCK Pm.
Ladies; Underwear.

LO0IeS' OH0e7TCeOT.
What storehouse OF useful quail
ty our SUMMER UNDERWEAR
department is. 1t is able to supply
all the wants, and with more salts
faction and less outlay than you
have known for some time.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed White Cotton
Vests with low neck and no sleeves,
2Oc. EACH.
Ladies' Richelieu Ribbed White Cot
ton Vests, low neck and no sleeves.
25c. EACH.
Ladies' Plain Gauze Vests, with high
neck, long and short sleeves, or low neck
and sleeveless. SOC. EACH.
Ladies Swiss-Ribbed Lisle.Thread
Vests, low neck and no sleeves,
3j. 30, Toe. EACH.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Knee Pants, in
all sizes, Soc.
Ladies' Large Size Vests. with high
neck, long and short sleeves,
Coo. EACH.
Ladies Isle Thread Swiss Ribbed
Tights, ankle length, sizes aud A, 81.
Ladies Pure six Swiss Ribbed Vests,
low neck and sleevoless-c olors, pink,
blue, lavender, and black-regular $l.25
quality, now Soc.
ChildTenS' Underwear.
Children's Gossamer.Weight Vests,
with high neck, long and short sleeves,
25c. EACH.
Infants Swiss Ribbed All-Wool Vests,
low neck and no sleeves, sizes l to 3,
No. l, 60c. EACH. Rise &c.
Infants Bands, made of very fine all
wool and very light weight,
SOC. EACH.
Hosiery.
Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hose
double toes and double soles and high
spliced heels, plain and Richelieu
ribbed, guaranteed absolutely stainless,
25c. PAIR.
Ladies' Fine Cotton Black Hose, drop
stitch, good value at 50c.,
&c., 3 for 81.
Ladies' Silk and Lisle Thread Mixed
Black bose, double heels, toes, and soles,
SOC.
Ladies' Tan and Gray Fine Cotton
Hose, plain and ribbed, SEC.
Ladies' Fine Pure Silk Black Hose,
all sizes, $3.50 and 81.
Ladies' Pure Silk Hose, in light-blue,
pink, and tan, Sl.4O.
Ladies' Pure White Hose, in cotton,
Isle thread and silk, 25c. to 50.
Childrens Fast Black Ribbed Hose,
sizes 6 to 81, all sizes, 25c:
Infants Socks, in red, tan, white, and
black, sizes 4! to Z, 2jc. UP.
Caps and .Aprons.
Infants White Lawn and White Swiss
Caps, trimmed with Embroidery and
Lace, 20, 30. IS, 40, 60. Too, 81.
Mattresses Aprons. very fine, very
large, and wide strings, special value at
25c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-03
Tho Crops In Cumberland County.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY. VA. July
2.--(Special)- crops in Cumberland
are looking fearfully bad on account Of
the excessive dry weather. though we
are having some local rains. The outlook
for a crop Of tobacco is the worst ever
known in this section OF the State. The
oat and wheat crops, too, are a failure.
Those farmers that have threshed their
wheat have long faces, only realizing
about three and half bushels for one
seeded. The land with US has not been
wet inches deep since the snow In
March.
Politics I'm this district is at fever-heat.
Mr. fuckers interest is being led actively
by Mcssrs Armistead. Armstrong. and
Wilson. members of the County Commit
tee. Mr. Floods claim is represented by
Colonel Il. w. l.. Blanton. and he is
making n houso-to house canvass. and Is
one OF the best organizers In the county
Hc does his work in quiet and effective
way. The delegates will be elected on
the Goth instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-03
BUFFALO LITHIA SP Rim u )

H. HOTEL,
on Atlantic and Danville railroad, Meek
lenburg county. Va, now open. The In,
ternal use of these valuable medicinal
waters in conjunction with the hot mine.
ral-water baths has accomplished some or
the most remarkable cures on record,
especially in govt, rheumatic govt ana
rheumatism. FACILITIES FOR HOT
AND COLD MINERAL-WATER BATH.
ING. Send for pamphlet and see what
many of the leading physicians say OF
the value of this water in dyspepsia ana
kidney trouble and as nerve tonic; TX,
Connections from southern points. For
pamphlet. terms. etc, address
W. S. AYRES, Manager.
20 1O-lm Buffalo Iithia Springs, va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-03

FRAGILE, THIN, AND DELrgATx

THIN, AND DELICATE
women md that Doctor
PIercs's Favcrits Pro
scriptiou builds up their
strength. Ths makers take
tho risk Of selling II on
trial. II Il doesn't bene.
At or cure, In the cnse OF
every afflicted woman,
they'll return her money.
Nervous or General De-
bility, Dizziness, Faint
ness, Displacement, Inter
nal Inflammation and Ui-
ceration, Bearing down
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-03

Captain Charles w. Green has left for
his usual business trip TO Texas. Mrs.
Green and Miss Nellie. who spent the
winter In that far-off land, have returned,
and VII spend the summer at the Eau
quler White sulphur Springs. His SONS
Herbert and Addison--remain In Texas,
and may probably make that State their
future home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-03

NHE ELKTON HOTEL,
EIkTON. VA.

opens JUNE 26th under the manage
ment of A. ID. WRIGHT (of virgins
Hotel, Charlottesville. Val. One OF the
finest resorts in the mountains of Vir
glnla. One thousand feet above tide
water Accommodations for $50 guests.
All modern improvements. Gas, electric
sanitary ARRANGEMENTS. Finest bass fish
ing in the State. The celebrated Elk
Lithla Water used exclusively for
drinking and culinary purposes. For m
formation, rates, &c, address n. -;
WRIGHT, Charlottesville, Va until
June 25th after that date. ELKTON, VA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-03

Mrs. f. ]. Parrish. Of this city, ana
Miss Maggie Fleming, Of Fluvanna, left
yesterday for King William county, whers
they will spend couple of weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-03
CROCKETT ARsENIC.LITHIA

ROCKET ARSENIC-LITHIA
~ SPRINGS AND BATHS.-Elevatiou 1000
feet. Opens MAY "a, 1894 "Nature's Great
Dyspepsia Cure Also cures rheumatism,
Gout, Insomnia. Kidney and Bladder Disorders,
Nervous Prostration, Eczema, aud other forms
OF skin Eruptionsl Bathing Ia bot and cold
Arsenic-Lithi Water n special feature and
rapidly bulbs up broken-down and overworksd
nervous systems. Clears and beauties tho
complexion. Accommodations first-class. send
for pamphlet. ...... .
my 23-2m shawsylle, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-03
Caps and .AprOnS.

Infants White Lawn and White Swiss
Caps, trimmed with Embroidery and
Lace, 20, 80. 35, 40, 60. Toe, 81.
Mattresses Aprons. very fine, very
large, and wide strings, special value at
25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-03
NTOUNTAIN.TOP HOTEL AND

NOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL AND
vi SPRINGS over Rockfish Gap Blue Ridge
Mountains. 1000 feet above the level OF the sea-
Fine views, a delightful summer resort, cheap
board. strong iron springs; many attractions TO
the invalid. pleasure-seekers aud families; OF
easy access. Address Messrs- MAsSlE co,
Alton, Va my ll-3m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-03

~. Coffee hiss trvased over m pstienss IN
Ncebfosd end rrcepovs and over ion N and ahoai
0eieua. Co- suisasicu FREE on drse Trip.
lie Win ,traishten CROSS or sQrfSr EYES In
two minutes.
Removes CArARACp'u two minutes.
Ptefyvfnne or elm over the sycs-one minute.
lsfdectmy-tWo minutes.
rusuiag In ~ cut Of lids and Wild hairs. etc..
stopping Of i.srhrymsi tsear) Duet, esusiug an
overflow 1T tears. permanently cured.
polypus Tumoes In nose or ears removed IN too
minutes.
Opening Of the Eassaehian Tube leading from
thruof IN ear In two minutes.
Removing Tonsils sad clipping CvuiA. one
minute.
Every one os tire shove operation. I perform,
except cataract, and patients c,n so home with.
cxrxRxcr, PrxRYerSSE flor alm over the
sighN. Opocities NJ Cornea, blindnes> weak,
watery cyes, grnnula ed lids. chronic red porr
cyer. Wild hafs, entropsum or turning In Of eye
lids, Diseases of ischrymal duct Ctsaf duct), tu-
more ~ eye. evterpstbon of eye hall. Al! ear.
atcsl dice aees II the eve and its nerves.
ACUTE AND CHRONIC NASAL CATARRtl
IN Oil it, forms cured permanently. Drama,
polypus. tumoss. hawking and splitting. enlarged
tcnsile. loss of voice, graduated core throat,
hoareeaess.
DEXFNEss-ies can cure N per cent Of these
cases Can tell In i've minutes n durable.
cere a cry esses IN one treatment.
NOISoS ~ BAHS-f eao cure In every ease,
ntsCfl AMGl0 EA1s-I can eu,e In every essc
nw0NCHtris AND LUNG TROUBLE cared
Iron eatassh can he eufed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-03
Looking for n Long Lost SON.

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 3.-Chief Of Police
Convey, Of Evansville, Ills, is in Topeka
with S a. Reavis. wealthy citizen. look
ing for Frank Reavis, a long lost son who
left home eight years ago. He had not
been heard from for six years. Chief of
Police Lindsay, of Topeka, became inter-
ested in the case and thought he had To-
Gated the youth rs an employee of Sells
circus wintering here. Young Reavis,
however, left the city before the arrival of
his parents and is now i'm the south work
ing as head canvassman" with a southern
AGGREGATION
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-03
Iowa Legislative Dojncs,

Dies MoINEs. Feb. 3-The senate passed
the bill to exempt registered pharmacists
from jury duty. a bill was introduced ap-
propriating 10000 for the Benedict Home
for Fallen Women, at DEBORAH. In the
house bills were presented regulating
agents of benefit associations, to prevent
discrimination in life insurance. and to
protect persons and property on railroads
by providing safety devices. The temper
ance question is resolving itself into n
choice between two kinds of option, either
county or town.
The Democratic caucus measure Is for
municipal option in incorporated towns.
but not in townships. The maximum
license is 1900, the minimum $500. Two
hundred dollars goes to the county and all,
IL collected by the county treasurer and
the city's share paid over. The fee is
payable quarterly in advance. Half the
Democrats, Senator Dent says, will vote
for any reasonable Republican local option
measure after they have made record on
this their party measure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-03
MISS NJ. CHAMBERS,

my trouble commenced with
Catarrh. 1t settled on my Bronchial
Tube and Lungs. l had nine
hemorrhages in 20 days. NV lungs
would pain me so at times / could
hardly stand it. read of the sue.
cess of the Physicians of the Scott
Medical Institute. l took their
treatment sent by express. never
was nj their Office. but / am CURED.
This was Is months ago. have not
had any bleeding Of lungs since and
have gained Is pounds. -ioo islsor
Z HAVE foU THESE SYMPTOMS?
"A burning pain behind the breast
bone. shooting pains through chest,
stitch in the side, tenderness in the
upper part of chest, cough tickling
or burning of throat. Breath short
on exertion and of wheeling sound,
tightness across chest. loss of
strength and flesh, night sweats,
mucus sometimes streaked with
blood"
These are the prominent symptoms
of Bronchial Catarrh. 1t can be
cured If the Lung Tissue is not
diseased.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-03
FRESH IMPULSE TO BUSINESS.

The Sale Of Government Bonds Strength.
ems Confidence.
NEW YoRK, Feb. "a fresh impulss has
been given to business this week, says Dun
e. Co.'S weekly review, by the success Of
the treasury in obtaining gold for its re-
serve, thus strengthening confidence in its
ability to maintain gold payments. Revc.
nue. had fallen of 50 much and the pros
poets for the loan looked SO unfavorable
until financial institutions here decided to
carry il through that some anxiety about
the monetary future was natural Grad
ual improvement in business explains the
appearance OF more commercial paper in
the market this week than has been seen
in long time, though as yet the vast ac-
emulation Of idle funds is proof enough
chat trade has by no means regained nor
NAL proportions.
Industrial recovery continues, though it
Is but gradual, in response to the demand
OF n people whose consumption mt its low
est is greater than that of any other coun-
try, and more mills are now at work.
Wheat has advanced about half cent be-
cause western receipts were only 40 4ol
bushels for the week against 9, Sc, 600 last
year, though there are nosigns of material
uccrttse IN the enorfnOuS visible supply.
Smaller receipts and exports of corn have
not prevented slight decline, and pork
products are dull without important
change. Cotton advanced shade, but
closed without change from last week.
The market for cotton goods has better
tone and more staples have been taken,
particularly print cloths, with n slight ad-
vance in price, but all qualities are ex.
tremely low and scarcely any increase in
the working force is seen.
Larger demand for structural iron and
steel for railway materials except rails,
for barbed wire and especially for wire
nails and wire rods, gives better look to
the iron industry both east and west.
Customs receipts for January were but
Si1 10000. against s2l.Co0,0Oo last year
Commercial failures for the week number
500 In the United States, against 2:,5 last
year, and SO i'm Canada. against Al last
year, the list including two of over a
quarter of million each. Out of l ,S22
failures reported i'm four weeks of January
the liabilities ascertained in / ,G53 failures
amounted to sl9, ia9 63., of which ss,2.0,-
su2 were of manufacturing and Si0,3a3,
3s4 of trading concerns. no. failures of
banking. brokerage or Transporting COM
panies or firms being included
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-03
ABBREVIATED TElEGRAMs,

Members Of the German Lutheran
Emanuel church mt Rockford. Ills, arc
still in the midst of factiOnal strife One
faction has secured possession of the
church building, taken off all the old locks
and replaced them with new ones, for
which they have the keys.
OF the I 90 prisoners in California 100
are American born and 46i are foreigners.
The British admiralty hns decided that
1t Is necessary tn spend million in con-
structing defensive" breakwater from
Weymouth to the breakwater in Portland
hari,or. It will he nearly two miles in
length aud IL is " be completsd in ten
years. ''''' -Gud,iir b,-
The total value OF the wnr material of
10000.
George Leighton. who committed suicide
In Chicago. defrautled the Cincinnati
Widows home out of So, 40
The North Carolina renitentinry con-
tains 30 white and 0.l coloretl convicts.
Over One-third of the arrests In Havana
arr.for quarreling and fighting.
The conservation of DIR. Hall, the new
bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal diocese
Of Vermont, took place Mt Burlington today.
Coroner Benslome has finished an in
quest mt Decatur. Ills, on the body Of
David Lambert, who was shot and killed
by Maggie Truclock, his promised bride
a verdict Of accidental death was found.
Leaving behind her two little children,
Mrs. Norman II. Brown, wife of wealthy
farmer Of Young's Prairie, Mich. has
eloped with Charles Pitts, Of Tonawanda,
n. Y.
An orlcr has been issued by the Wis
eonsin state hoard Of health 10 the effect
that every child attending a public, pri-
rate or parOchial school must be vac
cinatesl.
John II. Smith and Otto FEELING. sons
OF respectable parents at Lancaster, Mich,
have confessed to several Fobberies that
have mystifed the police Of that town.
Ex-ktng Behanxin, he Of DnhOmey. has
surrendered to the French, who have been
after him for some time.
One Of the chambernsaisls ut the South
ern hotel, Chicago. found u 2-months-oltl
baby snugly tucked in he'd in one Of the
rooms. The mother had abandoned IT,
She registered rs Mrs. Brown and left the
hotel With drumy in tsr arms
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-03
ANNA GOULD TO MARRY.
william n. Hartman the Lucky Man
Vanderbilt. VI hifnex

huUctDist. W nAtney.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-George Gould has
announced publicly for the first time that
his younger sister, Anna, is to wed Will
lam N. Hartman, the handsome young
banker. and clubman. Mr.. Hartman
himself affirmed the announcement in the
evening. Mr.. Hartman is a member of
the Calumet, Tuxedo, New York YACHT,
Law, I.archmont Yacht, and other clubs.
He is member of the banking house Of
+. H. Hartman g. Co. His father was
the late Rev. Edward Hartman. He is a
millionaire. Miss Anna Gould's share Of
her fathers estate is estimated at as, 900,
OOO
1t is rumored that Miss Pauline Whit
ney, daughter of ex-Secretary William c.
Whitney, is soon to he married to George
Vanderbilt, the youngest son Of William
n. Vanderbilt. A marrage between Miss
Whitney and young Mr.. Vanderbilt would
ally the Vanderbilt, the Whitney, the
Payne and the Rockefeller millions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-03

y Interrupt him, but the speaker. after
some hsavy raps Of the gavsl, sharply or
dered him 70 take his seat. Il can truly
say," began Catchinga. ''that during my
term q ssevice here ::uf ten years have
never uttered . word that could cause
complaint unless what uhave said today
should be construed as offensive" Catch
ings made humorous speech and the
rule was adopted and the debate on Hawaii
began.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-03
A QUESTION OF HATS.
What Sort Did the Driver Of the White
Horse Wear:

What Sort Did the Driver of the White
Horse Wear:
Setback was asked: when Oman and
COughlin were confronted in your office
was anything said about the eyes of the
man who called for the horse engaged bv
Dan Coughlin.'
There was. The men were sitting fac
ing one another. Coughlin said to Dinan:
Wasn't he cross-eyedl' and Oman re-
piled: There was something the matter
with his eyes"
''What about the hat-what was said,-
"They both agreed the man wore n stiff
hat. Dinan, l think, said it was a brown
stiff hat
Both these points were good for the de-
Tense, because Mrs. Conklin. Mrs. Scanlan
and the Misses McNearney agree that the
man who called for Dr. Cronin WINS not
cross-eyed and also that he wore a soft.
round hat. Then Juror Weinberger asked
the inspector:
Ibid you see Coughlin on the night Of
. May in the vicinity Of the Chicago ave-
nnc station." ~ -
''No, did not sec him there =, =; so
"Do YOU mcan.' asked Judge Wing.
''ttat hc was not ut the station or that sol,
did not see him there.'' sait. 'iif -
Il mean hat l Ito not remember seeing
him there" replied the inspector.
Setback admitted that he could not re-
call whether or not nc had seen or talked,
to any particular officer on any special
evening unless there was some specinl
work to be done by the officer. Sch.ack
said he had not observed much change i'm
the appearance Of the Oman horse in the
many times he had seen it. He would not
express an opinion as to how much change
in appearance the rain had caused in the
hOrse. 1t was raining lightly while the
witness was driving the horse from the
stable to Mrs. Conkiin's
The cross-examination was tanner than
was expected and brought out nothing
new. Captain Schuettler. who has returned
from Philadelphia, announces that he saw
Napier MOreland. the man who hitche<i nm
Iinans white horse on the night of Nav 4.
II the defense attempts To put ON the stand
man who Claims he drove the white
horse. Morcland will he a most valuable
witness for one side or the other. He will
be better able than any other man living ia
say whether the witness for the defense is
true or false.