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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
COHEN S MAICHLESS
Silk BARGAINS!
The Department is fall of them I!
EASTER ELEGANCE IN
WORSTED DRESS FABRICS.

The Department is taIl OF them
EASTER ELEGANCE IN
WORSTED DRESS FABRICS.
Choice picking from Paris and
America. The comprehensiveneSs
of the showing is gleanabie from
the Price-Range-S3.so a yard to
Ioc.
Here are IL pieces just in today.
all.wooI, look just like the Shot
Silk, soft, airy, and Spring like, So
inches wide, 37Hc.
Here is ANOTHER lot all just in
yesterday, 46inches wide. all-wool.
PrettieSt of colored checks, $780,.
81 value.
Our line of new SOC. Dress Nov
elites is unequalled.
The display OF WASH FABRICS
is almost endless in variety. Have
you seen the crinkled ginghamS
They are sheer and thin as 4 cob
web, &c. a yard variety of COM
binatlon stripes.
What charm these &C. DimltieS
are. You bought freely of them
Yesterday. More here today, and
the pretty, soldid shades and dainty
figures.
Don't forget that an unusual as
sembly of HANDSOME LACE is
offered at half usual price. an OPP
portunlty not likeiy to occur again
after these are gone.
200 pieces Cream Bourbon Lace,
with net top, s inches wide, sc.
yard.
I2Ic. for Cream Bourbon Lace.
net-top over a quarter of a yard
wide, inserting to match.
See the real Torchon at &c., Ioc.,
and I5c. piece of 10 yards.
Easter Souvenirs in non-tarnlSha-
able white metal goods. PHOTO
frames, a new lot at &C.
I5c. for Beauty, 45c. for the
81 KIND.
Lots of new tricks here.
EASTER CARDS have ribbons,
flowers, and sentiment. We can
make sentiment, but too impatient
a people to make cards like these,
? to SOC.
Why not glance at the pretty
PERFUME DEPARTMENT. Lots
Easter Souvenirs here, giveabie as
a kiss. Hudnut'S entire toilet pro.
duction is here we are the sole
agents. Try them.
Our Easter line Of Spring Wraps
for ladies, misses, and children
are on exhibition now. See them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER.
MIR. Childrey's Successor VIII Probably
BE Chosen I'm "A Few Days.

There was a great deal OF quiet talk
about the streets and the City Hall yes
terday over the question Of a successor
10 Mr.. John X. Childrey, the late CITY
Treasurer.
II IS said that the two branches OF the
civ Council will be called to-day or To-
morrow in joint session for the purpose
of holding the election. 1t looks as II
there will be quite a number of candidates
for the office in the contest before the
neople. no matter who receives the place
for the next three months from the CITY
Council.
SO far those who are being urged 10
enter the race or have signified their Will
ingness to become candidates are Colonies
William y. Smith and a. w. Archer, ana
Messrs James ID. Craig and Charles i.
Phillips. and Mr.. Maxwell Il. Clarke.
Mr. William S. Gum, IL is said. has de-
termined not to be a candidate, and Mr..
w. l.. White, who was strongly urged to
run. says he will not do so. Colonel Il. 4.
Reeve has likewise declined to enter the
contest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
DEATH OF MRS. F. M. WHITTLE.
She Passes Away After Long illness
MIR. Childrey's Funeral.

T. v
Mrs Emily Fairfax Whittle' VIE Oh
pt.-ht Rev. Francis NJ white Bishop
"a, This Protestant Episcopal diocese dled
., tho residence Of her husband, on Lelsh
..~..t Yesterday morning ao SIS o'clock.
Mr., Wbittle was born in Richmond IN
1,.t and was a daughter OF the late WI
SON Fairfax. who was a civil engineer
iI.rti0,-l with the construction OF the
f..,l.s- River and kanaWha canal one
MAS married 10 Bishop W hl'lo III Ioi''
,.,.., b. was rector OF 1t. Pauis church'
Louisville. Ky, and had IeSlu0d i''''
OBJ. last time since 1870
Urs Wbittle was a woman OF great
,t,fy a faithful and unuring helpmtet
tra Uishop. and an earnesh ana ne
,..,.{ church-worker. At the time OF her
....-h she was president Of the Protestant
f.ri-copal church Home In me- larse
.,.i, If friends she was sincerely beloved
,.r her many noble traits OF heart ana
mind She had been In bad health lor
...,... months She leaves three chlldrel-
Sir L. white. Of Petersburg, ana MT,
Frank and Mrs. Emily Wmttie' u TINS
city, %. ,..
.,..,rrb AT 1890 O'Clock Wednesday morn
..., and the services will be conducted
fy Rev John X. Mason. The other Epls-
..pal clergymen Of the city Will act as
t4li-b-arers. The interment VIII be at
hollywood. and will be private.
FUNERAL OF MIR. CHILDREH.
The funeral Of Mr.. John X. Childrey
took place from the Second Baptist
church Sunday afternoon at 4 O'CLOCK
and the large building was densely crowd
I'D TN. city officials and Council at
tended in a body. and occupied seats re-
served FOR them on the main aisle. me
services were conducted by Rev. Dr.
,...,per. assisted by Rev Or. Sledd, OF
centenary Methodist and Rev. DR. Ian
drum. Of the Second Baptist churcn'
There was no address, but DIR. cooper
in % prayer OF great pathos. paid beau
unl tribute 70 the deceased.
The quartette choir of the church sang
Come Unto Me-" abide With Me-
ami Asleep in Jesus" and Captain
Frank Cunningham rendered as solo
Tn. Home Of the Soul"
Th floral offerings were numerous anu
c>ai,lsitc. one OF the largest having been
..st hy the city officials. The interment
was 40 Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
OUR GOVERNOR coMpLlMenreo.
Given Conspicuous Position Among the
Executives of the scycrnl' gtntcs

Executives ot Tue tetCrHI Stutcgs
The Pittsburg Dispatch Of Sunday con-
tained an article on Governors at
Home" illustrated with half-page cut
OF many OF tho executives. together with
their families and homes. Governor
OFerrali Is honored with n conspicuous
position at the upper lcft-ha1d corner
OF the group. and near him Is a fairly
good reproduction OF the Virginia man.
sion. After giving n brief sketch OF our
Governor. the Dispatch says:
Governor Charles #. O'FerraIl, the
newly-elected Governor Of Virginia, IL
past grand master of all the arts which
make the ideal husband and father OF
the ideal house and home.
Governor OFerrall liz by no means a
private man. in the sense OF one who
comes before the public reluctantly, for
he has held office since he was Is years
old, when he was appointed County Clerk
10 succeed his late father. and has always
been before the eyes OF the people. But
he has the happy faculty OF being n
home man and public one at the same
time as George Washington was.
"The OFerrall family consists OF
Charles T. O'Ferrall. Jr., the eldest son,
who IL now in business In Mississippi.
Robert, the next son, who Is in business
in IIarrisonburg the private home of the
Governor: John i. Danforth, the stepson
Of the Governor, and lad of IL. who Is
ut West Point. And then there Is brood
OF very precocious little ones-Frank, aged
y: Helen. aged 10; Willie, s years old.
and Mabel. T.
when the gubernatorial party made
the journey from Harrisonburg to Rich
mond there was private car for the
Governor and his family. and into the
private car went the pet dog OF the farni-
~. several game and tame ROSTERS, a Jar
Of goldfish, and a big wax doll. The Gov
ernor took n hand In the safe transpor-
tation OF these treasures. and once during
the Journey suffered deluge of soup,
because he chung TO the goldfish instead
Of saving himself when there was a sud
den lurch Of the cars going around
curve while dinner was In progress
Take good care of the goldfish, papa.
they are good Democrats called out s.
year-old Willie. and the Governor obcyed.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
"The O'Fcrrau house h a low, square
structure with plenty OF room for the
entertainments which Mrs. O'Ferrall has
already begun to give for Richmond So
ciety The children have large quarters
Of their own. and are taught by govern
esses and tutors. and are In every way
given the advantages which should belong
to Governors children"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
HOLLYWOOD ASSOCIATION MEETS.
Only n Prayer and Decoration on Memo
rial-Day--The Unwilling.

There was called meeting of the Hol-
lywood Memorial Association in the lec>
ture-room of Or. Hoge's church yester>
day afternoon at O'Clock 10 confer with
Mr.. D. G. Richardson, who represented
the committee for the unveiling Of the
Private Soldiers and Sailors monument.
For some reason Mr.. Richardson was un-
able 10 come
II was decided by the ladies Of the as
ISOLATION to decorate the graves of the
soldiers at Hollywood in the morning Of
the 30th of May with flowers. and with
a short, appropriate prayer to conclude
the ceremonies and be ready at the hour
designated by Mr.. Richardson TO join the
procession and witness the unwilling on
Libby Hill While il would probably be
asking too much TO expect the military
to attend the ceremonies at Hollywood,
still the ladies' would be very glad TO
have them.
IL was decided to move two Con-
fcderate soldiers who were shot In the
fight at Yellow Tavern May u. 1864 One
soldier is named Eddie Moon; aged 20
years, from Campbell county. Va. He
was color bearer in Wickhams Brigade.
The other Is named Samuel Powell, from
North Carolina These two men were
buried in the field near General Stuarts
monument They will be moved May u.
1894. just thirty years after they were
killed, To the graveyard Of Emanuel
church, Brook road. Henrico county.
Quite a number OF members of the asso-
citation will attend. and the interment will
take place at 8 o'clock on that day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
To Publish a southern History.

Mcs-rs g. r. Johnson & Co, the large
publishers OF this city, propose 10 FORM
Joint stock company for the purpose OF
Publishing southern school histories. The
,.pital stock Is 10 be- $1,000. divided into
shares Of SO each. and no subscription
snail De- binding until $1,000 shall have
been sutscribeA. In their prospectus
Nrsrs johnson q Co. say that the move
mcut is made In response 10 earnest APP
reals from leading educators and other
prominent men OF the South, and that II
thc venture is successful so far as his
t1r.e, are concerned. the publication OF a
complete line OF schooi-books may be
Ir..rl.ll, n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
An Fsc,ucd BnItImorean.

Albert Long alias John Britt. white
boy about Is years OF age. who escaped
from the Baltimore House Of Refuge last
Thursday, was arrested here last night by
Sergeant Alex. Tomlinson. Long had on
a portion OF his prison uniform when
taken into custody. though he had cut
the buttons off his coat and vest ana dis,
posed of the garments. He was picker
up here as a suspicious character ana IL
was afterward learned that he had es-
capped from the Baltimore institution. Inc
authorities of the Monumental CITY nave
been notified of the arrest or Long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
FROM CRIPPLE CREEK
The State Troops Ordered Back to Their
Respective Armories.


DENVER. COL. March ls-Goverhor
Waite this morning ordered the troops
back from the Cripple Creek district 10
their respective armories. This action
was the result OF telephone conversa-
tIon held by the Governor with Adjutant-
General Tarsney, who reported that the
miners were ready to arbitrate, ana
would not so out in battle array In any
event.
Asked If or.lering the troops to their
respective armories meant that the militia
vvouId disband. Governor Waite smiled
and said: 1--WE will walt and see the
impression Is that he will await the de-
csion Of the Supreme Court before dis
banding his soldiers.
The hearing before Judge Glynn upon
the annliaation for warrants for the ar
rest of Waite, Van Horn, Orr. Martin
and Rogers for contempt. was contm-
ued until Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
HOuSefurnShingS.

Decorated French China Chocolate Pots, value
s1.75, for 69c.
Decorated China Card-Receiyers, value Toe,
1r 25c.
Thin China Mush-Bows, blue decorations,
value 35c. each, for &c.
Real China japanese Tea-Pots, wicker ham
die, value 50c., for 25c.
Real CHINA GOld-Band Cups and Saucers,
value SO n dozen. for l0c.-Cnp and saucer.
Decorated China Soap-Dishes, with cover and
dratner, value 6Oc. each, for 25c.
Decorated Soup-Plates, Doc. dozen, value az.
Dinner-Piates 10 match 90c. a dozen: Tea
Plates TO match. o0c. a dOZrn; Tea-Cups
and salcers 10 match. 81 dozen. value 81.
Decorated soup Tureens, Csc, value ~.
Decorated Meat Plstters, 10 inches long, value
e1.50. foe soc.
Round Willow Clothes Hampers, value 81
each, for Doe.
Round Fluted Berry Bowls. imitation cut
glass. Imperial pattern. richly worth 75c,
TOR CSC. saucers 10 match. d0c. dozen,
value S1.25.
! lot Bohemian and Tipiotz Yases-resular
value from tI.s2 TO 81 each-choice tor 75c.
Italian Ware Picture Francs, regular price
e1.25 and $3.50 each, for SOC. aud 81.
Royal China Nignt-Lamps, complete, deco
rated Ia gold, with delicate tints Of crimson
ana blue, value 81 each. for 2gc.
The Besto Fire-Proof Mats keeps food from
scorchlng and utensils from burning on bet
tom &c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
The Yale Club Coming.

The Yale University Glee. Banjo. and
Mandolin clubs win be at the Academy
rext Monday night OF 0li the college
s.ice clubs the Yale Is the Oldest and per;
Aaps the most efficient organization. The
programme which VIII De presented this
year is considerably more ambitious than
90 former occasions. and the affair prom
,srs 10 be "A rare musical treat. and IL
will no doubt prove one OF the most at
tractiye social eyentS or the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20

daughters whosc grandfathers partici-
pat.d In this battle. among them Mrs.
Hunter MCGUIRE. descendant OF Major
Alexander Stuart, whose sword uscd at
that time IL now IN poss esslon OF the
Virginia Historical Society: Mrs. Decatur
Axteii. descendant OF Asa Harreli. and
Mrs. Theodore Whitfield. descendant Of
John Morehead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
sumsn.a from tn. station. House.

Stanley Williams Is well-known In police
circles He Is the negro who about
year ago In an interview" with Omcer
Folkes chewed one Of the latter's fingers
of Stanley was only dismissed from the
city Jail few days ago. Last night ne
called at the Second Pouce-Stafton ana
swore out warrants against John and
Maude Cox. charging them with assault
ing and beating him. When these partiea
were brought into the station-house a
counter-charge was entered against wiz
lIarns. who, realizing what was going on.
leaped out of the window to the roof OF
the market-house and made good his es-
cape. He will hardly appear against tne
Coxes In the Police Court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
Another Adjourned Meeting.

An adjourned meeting OF the STOCK.
holders OF the Richmond and West POINT
Terminal Railway and Warehouse COM
pany was held in the companys once IN
this city yesterday at noon; Wl,nout any
h,,e,ncss being transacted the session was
again adjourned until IL M. May lsth,
at same place.
The stockholders OF the Richmond ana
DanviIle RaiIway Company are TO meet
here Wednesday at noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
SAVE pOcTOR'S BILLS

by paying attention to properly regulating
the bowels thereby preventing thousand
and one arrangements of the system which
follow neglect Of this precaution: Once
used for this purpose, DR.. Perce's Pleasant
Pellets arc always in favor. They're purely
vegetable and far better, as liver pill, than
blue pills or calomel Their secondary effect
is to keep tho bowels open and regular-not
TO constipate.
shdu Co, W. Va, writes: 1.-TWO years ago /
was pale and emaciated. food fermented In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
p,,,rass,r I,oatwright's Lecture Tonight.
,btr1 toctura In Pro-

The subject of the third lecture In Pro-
fessor Boatwrights course on trench
literature which will be delivered this
evening. is Racine and His Critic.
Every one knows something OF the au-
thor Of 'Iphigenia" and "Athalie' MS
strength in depicting womans love, ana
the great literary feuds In when ne pay.
"a a mart hut Boileau. the critic. IL not
so weu known. The lecture this evening
win be a good opportunity TO become ac-
ouainted with the works and faces OF
the great critic and greater poet. Lee
lures are given in the basement OF Grace
street church. beginning at S:l5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
Robbery on Ninth Street.

Thieves entered the house OF Mr.. W.
w. Gosden. No al north Ninth street.
Sunday night and carried off handsome
rnusic-box. Access was gained TO tne
parlor by means of a ladder and the rals-
ing of a window. The parlor door being
locked, prevented access to other paris
of the house. This is the second time Una.
thieves have broken into Mr.. Gosden
house within the last month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
Waning Mems Hebrew Association.

At a regular meeting OF the Y. NJ IL.
A. Sunday IL was decided to award prizes
TO the best characters at the masquerade
ball TO be held Thursday night speeches
were made by Messrs. wise ana oooa-
ma, both of New York. and Mr.. s.
Stern OF this city. The following menu
beers were admitted: J. Myer. ;. Stern,
r linda. l.. coppersmith, Ed Miller +:
Bear. NJ. Blumenfeld. Il. BunhordI and
5. ChappeWald.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
s..,rs,as conrt Of Appeals

Alexander against the Commonwealth;
Writ OF error and supersedeas awasusu
TO IA Judgment rendered by tne Souns'
Court Of Clarke county on the ltth Oh rso'
rUary. 1894 a.. ;,....-
Coleman against Comjnonweann.
Their argued b. X. N. Marye' Esq.s -.
plaintiff In error. and II. Carter Scoe' Ao'
Commonwealth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
,,,,o,,,n, PAPER. signed.

Mayor falyson yesterday signed the or
dinance appropriatlng $4,000 for repairing
and putting In order Eighth street where
IT mas been damaged by the excavation for
the tunnel
lie also signed the ordinance approprlat-
ing 81 go 10 complete the base Of the Soi-
diers and sailors Monument on Libby
I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
To Celebrate the Anniversary.

Richmond Lodge, No. !, l. .. .. F.,
had a large meeting last night. 1t was
decided by the body to properly ceie>
brate the anniversary of the founding OF
the order. April 18th. Mr.. George y.
Davis was selected as the orator. The
exercises will take place In Beividere
Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20

AZ the recent meeting of the Old DO
minion Chapter. Daughters OF the Ameri-
can Revolution very interesting reports
were received from the delegates who a'.
tended the recent national congress held
IN Washington: a memorial OF the battle
of Guiiford Courthouse was read, ana
acre happened 70 be pTsssnt several
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
State Board OF Pharmacy.

The State Board OF Pharmacy held a
preliminary meeting in the office OF COL
onel John Bell Bigger at the Capi,oi
yesterday to arrange for the regular
meeting for examination OF Candidates
which commence to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
1elM!Ely
tglMfY
Millinery Department.

The verdict, as expressed in
sales is an overwhelming endorse
ment of our claims to the most ele-
CANT display of Millinery ever
shown in Richmond. Were il not
so. our Paris and New York con-
nections counted tor naught.. The
display is fully maintained today.
Remember, we don't copy. Please
don't ask us to. Each Bonnet and
Hat is an original creation in some
nicely of detail.
What's the charm of these hand.
some Woven Black India SILKS !
Don't know ?
Neither do the makers of "lndia"
and /" japanese Silks elsewhere
seem to know-at least they don't
catch it. The real don't crush ;
nothing seems to change their
beauty, and they are full OF
beauty.
All Silk, 20 inches wide, 29c.
- inches wide, 4Sc.
10 pieces exquisite quality Cream
India Silk came yesterday, ssc.
quality sac.
36 pieces new design in Fancy
Dress Silks is shown again to-day.
English Taffettas, two-toned, with
pretty figure, various shadings,
75c.-SI.25 quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20

A cough needs quick and effective treat
ment, DR.. Bulls Cough syrup FURNISHES
this =. ,.s6..-l. s.is.<-f---t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
a Haby I'm tie Box.

An innocent looking paper shoe box
lying on the steps on REIMBURSEMENT
street leading from Main to Franklin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20

my stomach. "A pny-
stefan pronounced my
case 'Catarrh Of the
Stomach but be could
not help me. i lived
q month without solid
food and when / tried
to eat l would yOmit.
At this time ] began
taking Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets, and in
two weeks | was decid.
edly better. l am now
I'm good health. and
never felt better In my
life have A hotter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20

MISS ANGUISH color, cat more, and
have no distress after eating -haying gained
thirteen pounds since began taking them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19
TRAIN ROBBERS GET LITTLE
Five Masked Men Get but $500 to Divide
Between Them.


Between Them.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan, 1e.--Train No. 8 on the
Kansas City, st. Joseph and Council
Bluffs railroad was held up early In the
morning by five masked men, aI<i the ex-
press car robbed. The hold up took place
at Roy's Branch, the scene of the robbery
on Sept. 25 last. when two robbers were
killed and four captured. In the present
Instance the train was stopped by a red
light and torpedo placed on the track,
and the engineer and fireman were forced
TO go to the express car and demand adj
mittance In the usual way.
Express Messenger O. E. Baxter was
oyerpowered and the contents OF the safe,
which was open, were swept into sack
held by one of the robbers. Then the
crew of the train were ordered to march
down half way the length OF the same
and told to stand there while the bandits
made their escape in dense growth OF
| willow west Of the road. It is officially
announced that the amount secured by
the bandits will not exceed $500.
| All OF the occupants Of the coaches had
been aroused by the shooting and began
to hide their valuables, expecting the
coaches would be entered, and some Of
the people crawled down between the
seats and lay fiat on the floor. A stray
shot from pistol Of one Of the robbers
struck the car, tearing q hole in the side.
but did not enter.
The postal clerks In the mall car had
heard the firing, and FABRICATED the doors
and then crawled under the mail sacks.
No attempt was made to enter the mail
car, however.
| The train Immediately came back to st.
| Joseph, and the officials were notified,
Sheriff Carson and large posse Of dep
uties are in hot pursuit of the robbers,
whose description tallies with those who
robbed the 'Eli' train on tho Hannibal
and st. Joseph week ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19
NUGGETS OF NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. Msrin. of Ottawa, Ont,
eelebrated the seventy-fifth anniversary
sf their marriage last night.
Mayor Solomon, of Tampa, Fla, issued
. proclamation forbldding the prize fight
advertised to lake place in that city to
night.
Rev. Michael Tierney, of New Britain,
Conn, has received from the pope his ap-
pointment as bishop of the diocese OF
Hartford.
W. &. Clark, doing business at Buston,
ten miles from Shreveport, La, was as
sassinated between his store and dwell.
Ing. No clew.
Several officers of tho Servian army, be
longing TO the best femilies Of the coun-
try, are on trial ut Belgrade for murder
Ing and robbing fellow officer.