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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
A SOCIETY EVENT.
FASHIONABLE WEDDING At THE
BRIDES HOME IN PETERSBURG.
Mr.. Thomas Branch scott, of Richmond
United to Miss Dora stuart Mct'iiI-
Handsome and Many Presents.

PETERSBURG. VA. January 1.-tSpe-
cial)-Miss Dora Stuart McGlll was mar
ried this afternoon at go O'Clock To- MI
Thomas Branch Scott. Of Richmond Ihe
ceremony was performed at the residence
Of the brides parents by Rev. Or. j. W
RosebrO. pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church. IN the presence OF the relative
and intimate friends Of the families. The
bride is the granddaughter Of the lat
Rev. A. J. Leavenworth. and the daush-
ter Of Mr.. John McGul. one OF our most
respected citizens and prominent tobd'-
c0nists. The groom IL the grandson al
the late Thomas Branch. and son OF
Major Fred. Il. Scott. OF Richmond.
The parlOTs We're most beautifully ann
cxquisitcly decorated with roses, yiol"i-.
and smilaX, and presented a lovely scene
The bride was attirsi In \ gown OF
rich white satin ana point lace. Her ven
Of tulle was fastened with orange bios
SONS and diamonds She carried bo'-
quet Of white roses. interspersed wiki
lilies Of the valley. Miss Marie and Miss
Grace McGiil were the maids Of honor.
CHARMING FEATURE
The bride entered on the arm ~ Dor
father. and walked the length ~ the
drawing-room through an a!-l" formed
OF ribbon. held by twelve beautiful young
ladies Miss Helen Moan Le1venWortH.
Miss Scott. Miss Watson. Nil, Hinton.
Miss McPhcoters. Miss Davis. Miss Ma
hone. Miss Tenant Miss Rogers. Mis-
steel Miss Ask"w. and Miss Cameron
and by little Miss Helen Neon Hamilton
and little Master Frederick Campbell
,This was very charming feature Of the
occasion.
Mr. Edward Scott. brother Of the groom.
acted as his best man
After the ceremony reception and Gle
CANT sptcad followed. and later tho bride
and groom left on the south-bOund train
ou an extended tour.
TIN brides presents were very handsome
and very many.
This marriage was one Of the notable
society events OF the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
leader a, the head of the stretch. Sum-

leader at the head OF the stretch sum-
mary: ii,
FIRST race-thirteen sixteenths OF a NILE
esIiing-Claremon won. Montella secoh"'
Gazette third. Time. % 81.
Second race-five eighths OF a mile sei'-
fu.-.,.nc a.. ..-.ii, ...-.'.a-a..... -.-e---.-'
Ouestor third. Time. %.
Third racc-eleven sixteenths Of mile
ourse-Ed. Garland won. CEDAR irooA
second. Izell third. Time. III.
Fourth race--three quarters OF mil''
eolling.~Dave Pulslfer won. Frankie u.
second. oak View third. Time. III j..
FIfth race-purse. five furlongs-lonn
Dnnn won. Little Ell second. Philadelphia
third. Time. 70.
sixth race-nine elxteenths 81 mile.
selling Elmstonr won. Jennie X. second
Rather third. Time. y Il.
GOLDEN GATE TRACK.
San FRANCIsCO. CAL, January 81
Weather fine. track slow. Summary:
Firs, race-dye ami half furlongs. sell
irg-Tim Murphy won. Georgetown second
Gladiator third. Time. l.lo.
Second race--seven furlongs-Prlnce Hen
ry won. cleo Boy second. csarmer third
Time. l.3l. -,
won. I.eyell-r second. DR. Ross third
Time. lNi
Fourth receive furlongs. sellins-Nes
tor won. Annie Moore second. Joe ElA'
third Time. lo5.
ri0b receive anl hair furlong.
nailens- Booze won, Candid second. fI'oH
more third. Time. jlois.
Not-Yet rem away on the first break ans
went rilerless two miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
LOOKS LIKE ROUGH ON RATS.
The Jenkins Case stiH hgitatlng Both
Sides.

The Jenkins Case Stin Agitating Both
Sides.
Interest IN the Jenkins poisoning case
b.. apparently not Tagged
Commonw,alth's-Att Sands IS stil
pctn,ly employed la h,s Investigation of
abe csse and Mr. Jewell the representa-
tt,e of the ife-insuraucc company. has re-
turned to The city to try ana bring to
l..lt additional facts in the case.
Ir Chalklcy has made no report Of his
;rtIysls and declines 60 tt.k bat the Dis
rat.h has 70 on good authority that ne has
concluded his analysis and that arsenic
i.s t.,u discovered in the stomach OF the
deceased in large quantities. II IS under
.f.... that the Doctor has In his posses
SION q box OF Rough on Rats. which was
f.auI in Iizzie's room. This compound Is
ss Is well known. deadly poison. and
consists largely OF arsenic. This fact,
coupled with the discovery made IN the
analysis. only tends - strengthen the
.talu 81 evidence which Is being woven
around Lizzie Walters and her alleged ac-
,0mplicc. Virgil Walton.
Lizzie sim declines 20 discuss the case
nni Walton Is becoming very morose ana
tHr9mmuulcstive. Neither OF the prison
ems have been visited by any one for
several days.
The prosecution claim that MY discov-
erDa one or two new points OF value TO
Them yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
BRILLIANT NOTTAWAY WEDDING.
Mr.. IaudOn jackson WEEDS Miss Lucy
Oliver Goodwyn-BrldaI Tour.

OlIhfI 'oouWNn-Biluhl 'pHi'
NOTTOWAY COURTHOUSE. VA,
January l-(SpecialJ Miss Lucy oliver
GooINyn the accomplished and attractive
daughter Of Judge Charles +. Goodwin.
and Mr. Laudon Jackson. a widc.y-knoHn
and popular citizen of TINS county. were
married in Christ Episcopal church az
this place at $50 l.. NJ. to-day by the
rector. Rev. ". H. Milton. The church
was handsomely decorated with palms
growing plants. and evergreens. and bril-
liuntly lighted. The crowd was too large
for al - get into the cdihce. Professor
" l.. Crdiin. Of the Southsiie Female
Institute. presided at IN" organ. The
bride wore a handsome suit of green cloth
AID carried "a bouquet OF La France roses
.rngrd with liliee II the valley. and en-
= red with her sister. Miss Mary Powell
GOODWIN. who was attired IN a white
silk null ana carried a bouquet OF car
nations and hSacinths. The groom en-
tered with his b.st man. Mr. X. +. Oil
lard. Of blackstone. IN" ushers w"r"
Nvs~rs L. J.. Dclne. Nilfred J.. Good
Wvn. AMI James Mann. Of NottoW1y:
Preston Boissrau. Richard Jones. ana
Sterling Boisseau. Of Crcwe. j. Cralle
Jones, Of Blackstone. and George Field.
Of henderson. y. &. An elegant luncheon
WIS served at tho hospitablc home Of Ia"
brides parents. The bridal couple !"ft
on the Norfolk ami Western railroad t,r
an extended tour. The presents were
many and handsome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
Newspaper Men To Confer.

Smoke Hotel brunswick Cigar-.
Highes. award at Chicago Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

The programme Tor The maSs-rneeiing
of the Young peoples societies az the
city. TO 30. held at the First Baptist
church Tuesday night is rapidly being
perfected RES Dr Cooper Will conduct
Tho praise service in tho early part Of
tho evening tn, speaker Of the evening.
Rev Dr + r. HocHlcy. ~ Fhhaieiphit,
viii b. introduced ny Mayor Eliyson.
Rev. James y Fair and EcN. Jab"z Han
win rartIrlaafr IN the services.
Inc Methodist Laymans Union VIII
meet M Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church tonight at O'Clock.
At Maf.tall-Strert Christian church to-
ni,bf at O'Clock the Local Union Of
Y.uup P.pplo's Society Of Christian En-
doavor wlI hold meeting for The cole
br.tilon OF Chrie'lan-Eudeavor Day, this
lrI,r thr thirteenth annVrrsary Of the
organization 20 th" first society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

LIVERPOOL. JIngaD ,....
Moderate business u b. ~
American midillns, Al. ,tIt,..n
bales. Americ5n. III '' .c,',,s 80
hslas an American. ii'I.
moderate: February Hnl AiN ,T a.
March ana April l,'tt 1901
MAY. I 1911, May anl 'II..t 'rl 80.
June and July itp'i ,,.y. D..r-
gust nod Tenders ht ''''''
ntt I; pm9""oIannary ant Februsr, xxx
s.itsrs. February ant NAr.h ti.tf
sellers. March AMI APRIL p" ,ls sni
April AMI MAY. I 300 bI' ana J.fr
sIisHs.a, ig.oii p. July ani Ausu.- r.sf
,,,,,ors Auuust and Sflfen i'i s.ll.
= % al Ssntember ans octnitN 80.
t,, - Fniur,s closed bif'y f''"-'
XEw YORK. January p .Co 60. '.S,,,,na.
,,is5,I,y Culf s 5-lccs MI 'i.he - ii 90
< i.iyc. Sales. gli b1i-- r -. F.bTl-
barely steady. sales i5",H "a 81 50. Ma.
AIRY. 40. March - kugus,. 81.
s. Is: June. ys(8; Julg' 49,
September, 49,. rirf,s
Nrw ORLEANS. January IL y.
- sales $50 bales. trbf juno
March 81 ~. April 80. 49,
40; July. S7i, Angus "'-.s
NAVAL STORE MARNA's
WILMINGTON. n -. go.5i srtih
~ Ncs'" TsrpSntine steady Il - a. ~ bari
~ &c crude turpeul.ns '''1'''
N o5: soft and virgin, "" e., -Trr.
CHARLESTON. :. c, Jaas'TIy2m a, ~.
p~ntine steady az IS. ho'''
Tor good strained -srlrlts
SAVANNAH. dA, Janussl., = for rgu-
turpentine opened rrm a. - - win s,lsss
Isrs ana closed nrn AZ y DECLINE Il
s g tcr S g. and iSs' to5 aoa y ! Il
d. ana +. Sc.; F: 80; Z %. window
j, $50; K, $50; n; s ,;s I'd - 81
NORFOLK PEANUT NA ,.S1
Reported for the pisP p y "~uarks,
NORFOLK, VA. J Laaasaaen, noIiesaslss
steady: slight im aIp.s,'e.; extra pfi"'''
in prices: prime
2i,asAe.: fancy. sse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

Tho Eight over the mayoralty this spring
u. fuls.4 90 h- exceedingly lntc'cstirE.
Aldermen Taylor ana Dick"rfop have
y..te AND their friends have boon active
IL N work Iu tlolr behalf T. ia expect. "A
that other candidates viii announcr th"m-
solve. or BIZ. called ont IN ipw days.
Auue those whose names are m.ntoh,1
tn p,. r.rrDctIln are COl0u.l !ohn h.
t.,r- Colonel s r. IufoTI. Ju4@e Gorge
T. Christian. ana Mcsars. u. r. y .rf1Iu.
Lewis - Cfushaw. Jr, 1ui ''hr s.
HaIwooI ~ ie MOI know 20 in3i any ''
im, th"y ar- bong talked abort hF tae'r
frItfL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

ORANGE. "a. January -,~p.ciall-
\ brillian, marriage took place to-day ~
"llrWG,ld." the residence Of captain VII
liam q. Crenshaw. The couple we're Miss
Auul g.. Youngest daughter o. Captain
William O.. Cr~u-haw. and Mr.. y. Crarir-
Wills. of Mobile. Ala. Tine ceremony
was performed at 70 o'clock noon by the
Rev Dr Parker OF Richmond Sir. ari
Mrs Willis took the Chesapeake and
ohio train ri i1pidan for Mobile, and
will stop over I'm Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
TURNER'S ELECTION.
ne CARRIES EVERY COUNTY IN THE
DISTRICT BUT ONE.
Page Gives Root - Naiority-All the
Others Are Overwhelmingly Tor the
Victorious Democrat.

FRONT ROYAL. VA. January Si.-(spe-
clal t-Turner's majority in Warren IL 5si'
AMI in Rappahannoek. IS.
shenandoah Piles IN ese.
WOODSTOCK. VA. January 3i.-tspe-
cial) -Unoflclal. but correct. returns from
Shenandoah county give Turner Deuo-
crau. 100: Root Independent Republi-
cam. s5. and General T. l.. Rosser. z
votes. Turner's majority, 90. In ls92 the
vote for Cleveland was 2,3l5. Harrison
l7l4 showing an unprecedented light vote
which was caused by bad weather. -Four
precincts in the county voted solidly ioF
Turner.
Albcmarle Gives GSI.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. January 81;
CSpecllll-Tne majority IN this cry anu
Alt-marie county, with three precuhe's 10
hear from. gives Turner 81 nlJo''''
Winchester aud Frederick, GA.
WINCHESTER. VA. January $i-1spe-
ci,ll -Corlplet. official returns from Win
chester and Frederick county, give lur-
n4r GDemocrau. FOR Congress. l'j majority
over Root Repuhiican). in this city ana
,gl majority I'm the county Turner car
red every precinct IN FREDERICK county
4 Failing or in Page.
LCRAY, VA, January 3i.-lSpecial'-
Complete returns received from TINS 'oun-
~ show the following result. IuiheF
DemocraO. 81: Root Rcpub!icanp o@.
ma iority for tire latter ~.
Tho vote poli-l is less IMAM nan inc
total vote cast in The presidential election
Of lss2. the vote then being distributed as
follower Democratic. l&l. Republican
~. poruli... i2. auI Prohibition. Il, show
ing the largest falling Off in the Demo-
cratic vote. Great surprise IS expressed
here az the r.suil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

FRONT ROYAL. VA. January 3i.-(spe-
clal t-Turner's majority in Warren IL osi'
ana in RappahaunOck. IS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
Mean temperature ............... 90
,.,,n. vopx sTocK MARKET.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK. January A.-Ihere was
an approach 70 stagnauon at the otoVN
Exchange to-day, only little over "'''V
shares having changed hands
A. the opening % business prices were
hirher. except for Union Pacinc' "hiCh
WAS depressed On sales for London
was reported that the stock ana JUNIOR
mortgage holders will have - pe pre-
pared Go max. sacrifices OF importah'"
under IN" new reorganization plan An
assessment of anywhere from $40 10 e.
Is looked FOR ON the stock. which feU To
l91. a decline of II. per cent London soid
between five and six thousand shares
Distilers' and Cattle Feeding was an
other dark spot. thu refusal of the House
10 increase the tax ON whisky having
caused a decline OF from 26's u Us on
sales Of li.on shares.
The general list cut loose from the
stocks named. and advanced anywhere
from D., 10 3ss per cent, Delaware ana ftud-
sun laldlng This stock sold up 10 l3J's
on the publication OF the preliminary r.
mort for ls.0. which shows nearly lo's per
emit. earned on the stock. The Wander
liits di-played more strength, ana al
vauced a.u3i, per cent, the latter IN
Nickel-Plate first preferred. l'ouisNlhe
and Nashville and other southern STOCKS
were comparatively nrmer thhn me r.
mainder Of the list. the NandcrOhts eA-
Crptad. -,
HALLWAY and business matters, accord
lnr % some authorities. are looking up
i'm the South. and southern securities r.
Spond readily TO buying orders.
The changes iu thu active stocks outslht
1f those mentioned were slight The dui-
rrss of the market was "A disappointment,
MS II VAS thought in certain quarters uft
the enormous subscriptions to the new
government bonds would start up sptcuiA-
ton NJ once The total subscriptions by
N.w York and Boston capitalists amount
IN over go rn 600 out OF the grand total
of S5Ooo@o offered The pauclty OF hns
ness under the circumstances was a as
ln The ,nst half hour Of trading the
market was nrmpr than at any other TINS
of the day. Tho CLOSING was hrm. WIN
prices i.a3A per cent above yesterday
Eaiiway and miscellaneous bonds were
strong. .,,,, .,.,., .,
u.,..l and .go1 OF unlisted stocks
Treasury balances: coin. @2,oj.0oo; cur
rrncy. <i.N-lD
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy at J per
c.ut.. last loan ~ I. AMI closing ouer.i
az / per cent. prime mercanth" paper Va
Bar SILVER. cjs,: Mexican dollars. So,
silver at tn board neglected
sterling exchange Is tull win aetna!
business I'm bankers bills AZ tSigpf y
for sixty lays. AMI s. si%9lN for de-
and 49,. pos,ri rates $tNirdisS FOR d.
mrni, tomm"rcial bills, tiN's FOR SIXTY
I.t and 81 ,i.lilSG. FOR demand
| "'t ,,'.rnr'lnt bonds steady state bonds
! ui.t Railroad bonds hrm
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
The MISSISSIPPI STRUGGLE.
All pledges on in the Matter of the Vacant
SeputDrpIiB.

JACKSON. Miss. January 3L-Th"
Democratic caucus mot tonight. this
being the ninth day of the deadlock and
tnlIotlne for successor TO senator w al
thall was resumed. After the forty-te-
v,nth laUo. senator Harrison offered
, resolution .upuatrg that after
ton more ballot, hld been taken all
,l.lr.-s b. declared or This was amend
"a ly declaring AN pcdges oil at once. AMI
carried amidst much enthusiasm.
IN. fofty-c.shth ballot resulted: Camp
beu. IS. M,Iaurin. 80. Taylor. a3; Lowry
o.. stone. J.
Forty-rinh ballot. Campbell, q; Ne
iauru. 90. Taylor a';LoWry. -. stone
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
DIRECTORS :
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First-class organizers an 4 agents wanted.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
PASSENGER TRAIN OERAllEO.
Three Persons Seriously and Several Others
slightly Hurt.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. January 3l-A
broken rail near Clio. Ala. on the Cen
trail Georgia railroad. wrecked a passen-
ger train last night Two coaches and
the exprcss-car We're turned over and fell
down a a0-foot embankment. Isaac Ste
version. Of New York. vas badly cut in
the head and back r. 4. koeber. eN-
press messenger. had his leg severely
mashed: James Mcintyre. OF Danville
Ma. was hurt in the back and several
others were slightly injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
wore The varsity favors. Tho gice club.

wore the varsity favors. The glee club.
consisting Of twenty one members. Was
efficient and well trained. All very one
az their essays which we're rpr dcred with
good taste and excellent jG lwmcnt--Were
cncored. 40 less pleasing We're The per
formancos OF m" banjo ani mandolin
clbs who PLAYED with y Nim and Tythm
that betoj<onsd q vast ampfrt 81 train
inr and practice. The sol0iSt of the
aggregation Mr.. lmrthe. f. the possefsor
at "A refined and pleasing baritone voice:
Ills rcnditiong Of Heinrich Iiolste.ner'
ana ~ I'M Mai Mais" were excellent
and dsserNfIiv s0CDrcd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
Instructions Against Peckham.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, January 3l.-The
Kentucky Legislature to-day adopted u
resolution instructing Senators Blackburn
and Lindsay TO vote 10 reject the nomna-
non Of Peckham To be Associate Justice
OF the Supreme Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

Mrs Caroline Wake Whttle. wife OF
Ir i. NJ white, JT, died Yesterday.
lewis Wake. and enjoyed the affection
.te esteem % large circle OF friends.
The funeral viii take place rom Grace
Episcopal church tomorrow afternoon
TT o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
The Glae Clubs Concert.

The University Of Virginia musical clubs
gave a charming concert last night al the
Academy before a highly appreclative su'
dience The banner Of the clubs was
iastefully displayed over oDe OF The CATS
~ the stage. and many Of those present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices Of Money. bonds. Stocks. Drain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and the
Weather IndtcatisnA
tBy telegraph % the Dispstch.)

F WASHINGTON. ID. C.. January 81
lrInllnvIForecast for Virginia Increasing
O'O'0 cloudness and possibly light local
showers; winds shifting to north
west colder thursday night.
For North Carolina; Generally fair
weather. southwes, winds Thursday
sboh, changes III temperature. followed
hv colder weather Friday.
The WEATHER ~ RICHMOND ftsrthpN
vaS cloar and cool The sky at midnight
WAS clear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
BONDS.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. January 3l-Vir-
ginia l0-40s a. bii. Baltimore and Ohio
stock. - asked: Northern Central stock.
67ia. asked. Consolidated Gas bonds. ll3l.,
bid. DO. stock, J5is. bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
DAVE PULSlFER AGAIN.
He Wins His Sixth Consecutive Race Within
"A t0rfuieht.

EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL, January a.
Dave Pulsifer won his sixth consecutive
race within Ii fortnight to-day BY mar
row margin. He was backed at from
TO 10 To 10 10 8. and gave his hackers
q scare by lying six lengths back Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January 81, 1894.
Onerings-wheat, 600 bushels Oats, 2,0OV
bushels.
sales Wheat, 800 bushels- .,,
Oaotstlons-Wnest. ionsberry. 63a66tsc.;
mixed. 62a80lsc.; shOrtberry. 6oabsc.; NO. =
red, o5aG51sc Corn. white Virginia bag iotsl:
42a4&ISc.; No white. 44astl1c. No
mixed, 43a43Ise. Oats. winter, Tor seed. IVA
33a33Lsc. Rye, 50a53a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
ORGAN RECTAL.
THERE WILL BE AN
ORGAN Recital and Sacred Music

at ST. Marks church TONIGHT AZ haif-past
O'Clock. Professor J. Emory shaw Will preside
at the new organ, and q number Of the best
singers u the city viii take Part. includins a
male Qulntetts from the North side. No charge
20 come TO the recital Inc young ladies Of the
church will serve Silver lea 10 the lecture
room the same evening from 10 10 O'Clock.
10 liz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
virginia News Items.


A Norfolk and Westerrs freight tram
was deraibed three miles from Nortoik
Tuesday night.
e. :. Hupp. n prominent citizen OF
Toms Brook Page county. died ther@ on
Tuesday night, the cause OF death peihS
the grip.
Mrs. c. g. Via died yesterday morning
nj her residence. at Gotham. Alb marie
county, I'm the i21 Gar OF her age. She
leaves n husband and five children
An unknown negro longshoreman com
nlttel suicide yesterday afternoon by
leaping from the o'clock Jerry -ol.i
between Portsmouth ard Norfolk. Inc
body was not recovered.
Chief-Justice Fuller Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States. has grant j
an order restraining the city OF Roanoke
from collecting the special iiccnse-taN I'M
posed upon the Western Union Telegraph
Company by the City Council
Newspaper Men To Confer.
BIRMINGHAM. ALA, January 5l.-Ru-
fus y. Rhodes, OF the Birmingham News
president OF the Southern Afternoon Press
Bureau. has appointed Messrs Cabdniss
Of the Atlanta Journal; Gonzalez, ~ IN.
Columbia ~. @ Journal an1 Archer, Of
the Richmond State. a committee on thu
part Of the bureau 10 confer with the
Southern Associated Press. as provided
I'm the agreement OF November 2ith last
-n~ns>-s-~srs~r,s-
Smoke Hotel Brunswick Cigars.
Highes. award at Chicago Exposition.