davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
Her Assailant Still at Large.

SUFFOLK, VA. June 9.-(SDecial)-
The two negroes who were arrested on
suspicion OF being the assailant OF Mrs.
Holland on Friday night were taken be-
fore her to-day and proved TO be innocent.
Mrs. Holland says she would know the
man Il she were 10 see him. Her injuries,
while very painful. are not dangerous.
IL Is said that the scOundrel kicked and
beat her for over an hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
McGiu unIon.

The meeting Of the ladies interested IN
the promotion OF the fair for the McGill
Union will be held at the rooms of the
union this evening at $50 o'clock. No
particular invitations have been issued.
All are expected TO be present 1t Is
very important that u good start be
made, and only a large attendance at this
meeting will do this. Fathers 0'Reiily
and McKeefry will address the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10

- Mrs' James L. Eye died at her residence.
SIS north Tenth street. Wednesday June
sth. at $40 \. NJ, and her remains were
Inferred at 81. Johns, Church Hiu. she
WIZ IN the I'D year Of her age, and had
been an invalid for many wears. shs hors
her eaherings with Christian patience ana
iosish.aon. The deceased was a loving
VIE devoted mother. and kind and faith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10

Are Here, And So Are The Flowers.

To describe them all would be im.
possible. -,
A great many of the Hats have been
trimmed, and are now in our cases ready
TO pat on and wear out. They include
Black Lace Straws, Colored Chip Hats,
Neapolitan, Straw, White Leghorns, and
Black Lace Hats-all stylisbly trimmed
by the most experienced and competent
trimmers, with Flowers. Ribbons. and
Laces, and Just such beadgear as will
cost Won us much again should you pur-
chase elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
A Flne Church orr.n

Just received Packard Grand Organ.
In oak case. The tone IL quite powerful.
and the instrument Is worthy the atten-
ton OF church committees. Terms easy:
Manly B. Ramos & Co.. 90 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
God clothe the vision Of the future In tne
hopes OF our invinclble energies.

Fifty-seyen veterans from the home IN
Richmond came over this morning. unoer
command Of Colonel Bigger. they were
met at the depot by committee OF A. r.
Hin Camp and escorted to- the camp
rooms. on Tabb street, where they were
given plenty to eat during the day: Tnsy
were given an honored position In tne
ceremonies OF the day. They were ae-
companied by the drum corps OF 'he
Richmond Blues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
Victims OF Angelica Root.

RALEIGH. y. c., June e.-(Special)-
George Dudley. aged IS, and his brother
Clyde. aged u years. sons Of Charles
Dudley. OF this county, ate poison an
gelica root day before yesterday. Last
night George died. Clyde is dying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
The UNDERWEAR SALE.

There has been a steady stream OF
customers at the Underwear Counters.
Lower prices may have been named,
but better values in Muslin and Swiss
Ribbed Undergarments were never
shown in Richmond.
We have added several new numbers
in Muslin Gowns. The price 1911 is
just one third less than the garment can
be duplicated for.
Complete variety OF Children's Nus
lin Underwear in all grades from cheap
est TO finest.
All our Undergarments are warranted
perfect fitting, well made, aud full
length.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10

There Ia to be an interesting session on
Monday night OF Richmond Lodge. No.
1. I. o. o. f.; also OF Nelson Encamp-
ment. No. 2. The latter body will elect
delegates TO the Grand Lodge. which
meets soon IT Old Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10

., iusnmond; Joseph A. Hoener's trustee
80. rsaet'ck X. Braner 70 feet ON south
Ne ~ senanle street near Scott. sl.SS:
si' u HoSards heirs and Others 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
LITHIASPRINGS
OTTERBURN HOTEL.

lone mile from Amelia Courthouse. Va.)
To BE OPENED UNDER NEW MAN
AGEMENT MAY ETH.
SECURE YOUR ROOMS AND COT
TAGES NOW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
Hor SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, !
st20. 1870. !

Mrs. -.
My Dear Cousin,- Your letter Of the 9th
has followed me TO this place.
shall have been here fortnight next Wednee-
day, oath, and, though | feel no decided iin-
movement In myself. cannot prevent regret
ting dear Cousin. that you are not with me.
for see such benefit derived by others IN taxing
these baths. am not gong to onumerate inc
cases for you probably have heard oil many
SIMILAR, but will content myself with saying mar
they are wonderful and ought 10 encourage al
10 hope for relief. DR.. Cabell. OF the virginia
University tells me, he Is the resident physician
here, that 90 out OF 100 that have come under
his coynizance, who have faithfully taken the
waters have been relieved, some entirely ana
others pattially. Nine like - case may Do
beyond their reach. but - may have come
villain their healing powers. And what CON-
iort IL would have been to Us all. There was an
cid gentleman here, several years my senior,
who had not walked for year, and could not
even turn himself In bed, after months triai
of the waters, went home yesterday being aoie
10 walk with cane DIR. Cebell raid he ought
10 have remained until October. He may have
been case OF special blessings, seeing he haa
survived four wives and Is now happy win the
NTH.
shall leave on the 10Th.
serve you.
Most truly yours. afre and faithfully.
tsignedl H. r.. LEE.
For circulars and further inform alton, apply
10 FRED SlERRf,
Manager.
DIR. r. W. CaAPlN,
Medical Director, Hot Springs, Va
JOHN d. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent, Chesapeake and
Ohio Railsay Company, Richmond, Va.
i6y-Su, W&fiml
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS. VA.

IA OPENS JUNE 1sr.
The greatest dSspepsi, water known; en-.
dorsed by the State Medical society. Most popu-
lar summer resort IN the mountains OF Virginia
Accom- NJ odations iirst class. Beautiful lawn OF
forty acres; fine walks and drives; good livery:
bend OF music; post, telegrsp PHI, ana express
olices. Write for circular
{. A. COLHoUN,
my 2d-lm Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS y.
TOWELS.

The remainder OF our Linen - ''~
be closed. f.,
Unbleached Table DsmasA' i-,--
price 37tc., cut price &c.
Unbleached Table DamasA' hs-'
price 50c.. cut price Boo. .-.
Fine Bleached Damask. f's''' l'
75c., cut price soc. -
Fast Red Table Damasa' ".
price $780,, cut price 2Oc. TIL,
Fine Oil.Rolled Turkey'Eei -. -.
Damask. regular price 'Jc, c1'
soc.
Extra Heavy Linen Crash Ns'-
price &c., cut price Sc p..i,,
All-Linen Red and Blue 10 =,
Linen Crash, regular price i-i"'
price &c. ..h p.
Fancy Checked Au-Linen C'a'''
gular price lac, cut price l'c ,.-.k
Fancy Border Pure Llnen - "a
Napkins, regular price 'oe'' '1'
soc. x.t.,.
\ Largo-size White Damask Nap, ,'.
l6xl6, with red and blue borders ~ "a
lar price 81 dozen, cut price o'' T i-,i'.
Plain White Fringed NapkiGN, "a
pure linen, regular price s"''
price 81. r,ssA
100 dozen Pure Linen hncA ,,,,s
extra size, regular price ltle'' CIV
l2ic. n,n,.i
Extra large faucy.Bordet -
Towels. regular price 37ie.' Sui pr ,a..
100 pieces Fine White inii. y,
regular price Ice. cut price &C. :, Al
Baby.Csrriages, very best ni' H 80
handsomely upholstered IN piu'aii =
and brocatelle. at 80 per cent '''-
10 close out the lot. ,m,ie =
Trunks, the very best GU! ''
vny style. at Wholesale prices. D, rsr
Wholesale cut in Gen'iei''e"
nishipg Goods Department
Julsus Syele & So"
Hos. aoi and sOs east Broad 'II'a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
Billiards, Teu-Pins, Dancing, Driving, hununs'
Fishing, and other amusements.
Trained Riding. Horses and Ridins.Master IRON
the Dupont Riding Academy, Wash
ington, ID. c.

since the completion o! the new Barb House
this resort has had among It's patrons many o,
the vealthiest and most prominent people Oh
the limited States, most of whom have hereto
fore gone regularly. season after season, 70
European Springs. Always critical snd OK
acting. and nc nrst incredulous, they have uni.
formiv become warm and enthusiastic in tnelr
and pronounce tho waters,
n. nm. itnproyements, and natural surroundings
equal TO the best they have ever known.
Prices modetate, varying with accomnoo"-
lions desired. 1870.
results in treatment OF nervous troubles, hh hu-
MATisM AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS;
The following extract from letter OF ueneral
Robert l.. Lee, written about two months Ieioro
he died. will be OF interest TO all. lt n printed
hy perrnission OF General Fitzhugh Lee, VINO
expresses the hope haiti may attract sufferers
10 The relief afforded by these waters:
Hor SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
August 20. 1870. !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
THE RAWLEY SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA.

orens June 12th, accommodating 125 guests:
beautifully situated. Perfect DRAINAGE The
WATER Ii RECOMMENDED BY PHYSICIANS
EVERY WHERE. superb climate. Write Tor en-
culars. j. WATKINS LEE, Proprietor.
m Il A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
BUFFALO LITHIA SPhlN .

Id HOIELs
ON Atlantic and Danville railroad, Meek
Ienburg county, Va, now open. Inc III
ternal use OF these valuable medicinai
waters in conjunction with tne not mn y,
ral-water baths has accomplished some Oh
the most remarkable cures on record;
especially in govt, rheumatic govt ,i ann
rheumatism. FACILITIES FOR HOT
AND COLD MINERALrWATER BAIT,
ING, send for pamphlet and see whss
many of the leading physicians say OF
the value of this water fin dyspepsia ana
kidney trouble and as nerve tonic EA
cursion-tickets at reduced rates; ana g9oa
connections from southern points fo'
parnphlet, terms. ETC. address
W. 8. AYRES. Manager
.,otr, buffalo Iithia Springs, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10

NEW YORK BOARD-33l WEST
~ Ftfty-seyenth street klegaul rooms, with
SUPERIOR BOARD; one block from Central
PARK: near all car lines Transients accommo-
dated, ia ASnDts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
SUMMER RESORTS. .,,.o.
BLACK ROCK SPRINGS,
AUGUSTA COUNTY. VA.
A Delightful Summer Resort IN the Heart
Of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Thsre are three springs-a Freestone, sus.
,,nnr' and CnaIyheate. The Chalybeat =
Strongly impregnated with arsenic soo rs " 'uio
cure for dyspepsia. v.r and lem
OPEN JUNE 10, 1894
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
GOLD SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GOSHEN, VA.
OPEN JUNE /, 1894

For rest and recreation Is second 70 no place
in tho mountains. Hot sulphur Baths. For
terms address
NV 2o.2m j. s. CRAIG, Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
DUCK SUITS And VESTS.

AN ENDLESS SELECTION OF
DUCK SUITS TO CHOOSE
FROM.
The prices range as follows:
Blazer style, white ground and colored
figure, sl.69
Same style, full sleeves, in blue, tan,
and white. with neat dot or figure, also
stripe. sl.9S.
solid white or black and blue stripe,
with white ground, made TO sell Tor
1915; our price S2.SS. Blazer cut,
full sleeve. large lapels, and full skirt,
very stylish aud perfect fitting.
Other Imported English Ducks at
S3.75 and S.
Duck Vests in single and double
breasted styles.
A variety Of pretty designs in all the
the stylish colors and ct popular prices
Serge and Worstsd Blazer and tuxedo
Suits. also Spring Capes, at prices much
under actual cost to close them out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10

GUNNER BOARD IN THE NOUN
- TAlNS OF VIRGINIA. very near the
University. "G00D iABJ.E." Bathrooms, &c.
Terms. si6 per month. MRs. II. BROOKS.
my "a ,Sl&fulm Charlottesville, Va,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
Ricuaoso. VA, June o, 1894.
MIR. Fl. b. HARTMAN, MANAGER


MIR. II. b. HARTMAN, MANAGER
4v1 swinetord's Arsenic Lithia Water Com
pany:
Dear Sir,-We take great pleasure in bearing
testimony 10 the fact Of the beautifully ifht.
pure. palatable water which you have supplied
10 tho bazaar OF the First Regiment during the
whole time that II has been ooer. Ii has been
the only water used In the building, and has
gwen perfect satisfaction 10 every one who has
diunt IL Indeed, it would bs difficult 20 know
what water person deared {. such a. you sup-
ply did not satisfy him. You ought to ind
ready sale for the water IN overy city. and espe-
eiaily 10 Rich moDd. where the water of Inc
James Is 30 often dirty and unas Tor the table.
Yours truly.
Colonel henry G. Jones. Mr.. Henry @. Jones,
Mrs c. b. wingo: h. p. Gray. captain ana or.
dinance officer: i. II. Delbyshiro. Mrs. j. Ii.
psrnyshue, Mrs Thomas A. Riddick, Mrp. II.
n. New, Mrs Augustus Arseli; W. a. Mosby.
cansain aud aid: Mrs. W. W. Myers, n. ".
Cunninghsm. Captain Teonans 10 i0-lt
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-15
DEATHS.

In this city, Dec. IA. Mrs. Emma L.. wife Of
Prince r. Waldron, formerly OF Bridgton, aged
40 wears months 81 days.
1Funeral Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock,
at her late residence, No. 40 Hanover street.
Burial at Bridgton.
In this city. Dec. IA. Andrew A. kerstrom.
eff funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
from his late residence No A High street.
In this city, Dec. IA, Mary infant daughter of
Patrick;and Catharine Duran. aged weeks.
from, nareut's residence, No. 81 Fore street.
In Knightville. Dec. IA. Henry j. Rines, aged
gFnneral on Saturday afternoon at o'clock,
,rom his late residence, Broadway, Knightyille.
= IN Ellsworth, Dec. 3, Anna Blanchard, wife of
Raw r H. w. Wharf, aged SO years months.
In Bucksport, Dec. 2. Mrs. Nancy Lord, aged
fG ~ sI Ellsworth, Dec. 8, spofford p Thomas.
In Gardiner, Dec 2. Mrs. Charles A. Robbins.
as in Vim, Dec l. Margaret Jane Mcneil. aged
IN South Brewer. Dec. 2. Miss Lottie A. Tor
fe IN Warren, Dec. 2. Capt Eibridge Lermond,
In sew Gloucester. Dec /, George Howard,
con of MIR. and Mrs. Charles II. Nelson. aged Z
i'iY IN Hartland, Dec. s, Thomas wyman, aged
"a years. Doo Q u,,u,.
1Y IL Bar Harbor, Dec 3, Eben Works, aged
0g IN Salisbury Cove, Dec. 8, Eben Yoang. aged
5 years.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-15
Sweet Indian River Oranges,
Shaw's.
First Regiment.

At the banquet held OF Tuesday eve
ming, at Hotel Thatcher. Blddeford, and
given BIS Colonel Kendall to the officers
of the First Regiment. upon the motion
ofLieutenant Collins of Co. B, First
Regiment, seconded by Captain Conley
of Co. L, Colonel Kendall appointed
committee of three officers OF the First
Regiment to meet three of the officers OF
the Second Regiment, appointed by Col
cnel Philbrook, with view to forming
a State National Guard Association. 1t
is intended to be composed OF all the
commissioned officers in active service
in the national guard and all officers
who have been honorably discharged.
The proposed organization Is considered
by military authorities to be OF great
benefit to the national guard OF the state
First Ldectenants Jeffrey acted as or
Derby to Colonel Kendall during the re-
cent meeting of the school of instruction
at Biddeford
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-15
RARE OLD PINE.
Omar Clark of Carratunk Will Cut Mon
archs of the Forest

Hon. Omar CLARK, of Carratunk, was
in the city Friday afternoon. The fam
Gus lumberInan of the Kennebec told the
PRESS that the lumbe business on his
river was going to be little better than
it had promised while ago Mr.. Ciark
is about to cut this season just across
the Canada line, some rare old nrst
growth white pine. Some OF the trees
will scale three thousand each. This
pine Mr.. Clark bought recently OF Yves
ton F. Milliken, Esq. of this city.
An export duty imposed by the Cana
dian government has hitherto prevented
Mr.Clark from getting this pine, upon
which be has had his eye ever since he
worked establishing the boundary line
years ago.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-15

Our Water Damage Sale having been
such a success we have decided to in
ciude our entire mammoth Wholesale
Stock In this sale for the remainder OF
this month. This is the largest stock
of clothing ever offered in New England
at retail. We have marked down all
Goods for the remainder of this sale
which includes Mems, Boys and Child
ren's listers, Overcoats, Suits and Odd
Pants Look where you please then
come and see the largest assortment of
clothing in New England and if our
goods do not compare favorably in styles
and workmanship with others and if we
cannot save you money we will not ask
for your trade.
LEWIS, HALL & CO.,
Wholesale Clothiers,
Nos. 1871 to 161 Middle street,
I'd door below Post Ofice.
Omen Saturday evening until o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Cups and SauCers.
Picture Frames.
Papeteries.
Collars and Cuff
Boxes.
And a complete
line of Fancy
Holiday Novelties
ut Lowest Prices.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-15
Tarts-pure fruit jellies-at shaw's
snecia1 Revival Meetings.

This evening, at 7.45 O'Clock, at the
Gospel Mission, will be held a special
service. The meeting will be addressed
by H. NJ. Moore of Boston, the noted Y.
NC. A.worksr, R. B. Crook OF Berwick
and SIP. Thrasher of New Haven, Conn.
On Sunday, at and : o'clock, Z. n.
CrittentoD, the great merchant, mis-
sion worker, Of New York city, II. b.
Ny, and Rev. F. " Sanford, the noted,
revivallst, will conduct the meetings.
Come and hear these noted workers, al
it will be the opportunity OF a lifetime
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-15
MARRIAGES..

In Buxton, Dec. IL. Elmer III. Eastman and
Miss Margaret b. Eaton.
In MapIeton Dec. 1, Norvel d. Twist and
Adna l.. Turner.
In Augusta, Dec. 6. George G. Libby and Miss
Mabel Thompson.
In Fairfield, Dec A. VIM. n. Osborne of Fair.
field and Miss Bertha H. Hodges of Vassaiboro.
In South Gardiner, Dec. 8, George Albee and
In Newport, Dec. l. Geo. G. Gray of Newport
and Miss Vivian M. Harding of Detroit.
In Bangor. Dec. 2, Burton W. Johns and Miss
Laura M. Frost.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-15
That wife Deserter.

The Portland authorities have no
knowledge of the case reported in de-
spatch from a Massachusetts town alleg-
ing that a man there had been arrested
for deserving his wife in Maine 80 years
ago. The despatch saidnthat the wife was
living in Portland, old and bed ridden,
and that the matter was settled by an
agreement that the husband, who had
married again, should pay her $40 a
vnonfh
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-15
blew OFF the safety Valve.

Yesterday noon the safety valve of the
large boiler in the rear OF the Jose build
ing on Exchange street, which, supplies
steam to that block. the PRESS and Ar
gus Offices, and several other buildings,
blew off and filed the boiler room with
steam. No one was hurt. The boiler
lost all its steam, and it took about an
hour to repair the damage and get up
steam again.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-15

Merry is most anxious to show you his
assortment. 1t will pay you to look in
Merry before you purchase. You cannot
find any thing nicer for present than
something from Merry's stock. A fur cape.
IA fur scarf. pair of fur gloves, dress suit
case, fine umbrella or ties, pair of nice
kid gloves will do: mufllers or handker-
chiefs. Merry describes number of things
in his advertisement. Call at the old stand
on Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-15

4 young man, accused of being a
smuggIer, was brought before United
States Commissioner Bradley, Friday
afternoon. He was arrested on authori-
ty of warrant reciting that Louis
Robeash, of St. Come, Quebec, on COM
plant of Fred ". Hartnett, special in
specter of customs. was charged with
smuggling into the United States OF
America by way of Moose river, five
quarters of beef. Robeash brought his
beef in a pung by wood road to barn
on this side of sthe Canada line. Mr..
Hartnett detected him and captured the
beef.
Robeash claimed Friday, at the hear
ing that he intended to sell the beef and
let the purchaser pay the duty.
Commissioner Bradley put him under
500 to appear at the February term OF
the United States Court. Robeash gave
the bonds, Hon. Omar Clark of Cara
funk going his bonds.
John Scott, ESQ.,, of Bath appeared for
Robeash, and District Attorney Brad
bury for the government.
Quite a question arose as to the dis
posal of the beef. The border land at
Moose river is rough place. and at
present men with Winchester rifles are
guarding the five quarters of beef to
keep them out of the hands of the des-
perate characters who are always lurking
around collateral of all kinds in the
Moose river region. 1t lis expensive to
guard the beef in this way, but the
special inspector could find no one last
evening who could suggest legal way
for disr esing of the beef
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-15
Delicious Cream Rolls at Shaw's.
The standard Dictionary.

The Standard Dictionary just issued by
Funk & Wagnalls, N. Y, and now being
introduced in Portland by Mr.. g. M. Dom
ham, is meeting with remarkable success
as it certainly deserves to. Many of the
leading educators of the world pronounce it
the greatest work of the age. 1t ought to
be in every home and Office. Sec advertise
ment.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-15
Pop Corn Taffy, at shaw's.
Chegtnut Street Church.

Chestnut Street church will enjoy an
Interesting privilege on Sunday morning
in the address by Miss Ben Oiiel. OF Jeru-
salem. For number of years this lady
has been engaged in Christian work In
that city, aud our people will be glad to
hear her recital of experience in Jeru-
salem mission work.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-15
MFTFFf.
The Halter and Furrier,
237-239 MIDDLE ST.

In Bangor, Dee. /. Edmund P. Patten and
In Carmel, Dec. 1, Melvin A. Tibbetts and
IN Mexico. Nov. %, Horace j. Binford, M. d.,
and Miss Lulu Agnes Abbott.