davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
FAVORARLY REPORTED.
Honor Of ChIcago LadIe..

4 very pleasant dance was given by
Mrs. \. d. Atkinson at the American
Hotel last night In honor Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. W. G. Erwin, Of Chicago. and
thirty-hve couples participated in the
evenings amusement. The dancing took
place In the handsome new dinlng-rOom
Of the hotel Refreshments were served
20 the guests In the banquet hall. Among
kins0n. Mile Run. Daisy Atkinson.
Powell, Henry. Lee. and Elise B0ssieux,
Mesdames ". e. Erwin, &. Gray BOs-
sieux, f.. c. Lambert. j. g. small. and \.
-. Atkinson. and Mcssrs. Dolly Duncan, +.
W. Atkinson. ;. T. Atkinson 6. j.; Bos-
sleux, ". j. Gardner a. j. Parrish, j. 9.
Small, II. T.. Floyd. H. ". cage, J. T..
Hannon Reid Ncnable. and j. j..
Sclesher,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
Lee Cnrnn Inst Nlnhf.

The meeting ~ Lee Camp last night
was we'll attended. \ letter was received
from General Charles j. Anderson en-
closing communication from Captan T..
J.. Volinski, Firth United states Artillery.
In regard 10 military training In public
schools. The communication was referred
10 a committee consisting Of Commander
Spence. Colonel Thomas T. Pollard, and
General Thomas 4. Brnnder.
Thomas A. Brander. Thomas +. Pol
lard, and James 4. Gray were appointed
a committee 10 invite the Governor and
members Of the legislature to visit the
camp next Friday night.
Colonel J. Catlctt Gibson was introduced
to the camp by Commander Spence, and
made short talk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
STONEWALL JACKSON MEDALS.
Two Barrels of These Precious Souvenirs
Discovered In Savannah, Ga.


Two barrels more OF Stonewall Jack
sons medals have been discovered in an
old warehouse in Savannah. Ga. The peO-
pie who have them In charge are now In
communication with the Stonewall Camp
OF Confederate Veterans at Staunton,
which is the headquarters OF the old
Stonewall Brigade. According to Captain
Charles s. Arnall of Atlanta. a former adj
iutant of the Fifth Virginia Infantry,
these medals were sent to the members OF
the Stonewall Brigade by a French gen.
tleman who resided in Paris. and who was
a great admlrer of StonewaIl Jackson.
Some years ago about forty OF these
medals were discovered In New York. and
were secured by the Stonewall Camp
in Staunton. as doubtless will also those
in Savannah.
The medal is quite large. perhaps 2is
inches In diameter. The frame Is OF some
metal painted black. and holds medal
lion bearing a picture of Stonewall Jack
son. and this inscription "Lieutenant-
General 7. j. Jackson-'StonewalP Born
1871: died. 1s63.-Deo Vindici" On the
reverse side il handsomely engraved the
following list of battles In which the bri-
gade took part: Fredericksburg. Har-
pers Ferry. Shepherdstown. Bull Run.
Chantily. Martinsburg, Antietam. the
Wilderness. Kernstown, Front Royal,
Middletown. Winchester. Strasburg, Har-
risonburg. Port Republic. Mechanicsviile,
Cold Harbor. White Oak Swamp. Malvern
Hill. Cedar Mountain, Manassas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
Sudden Death of Mr.. O'Connor,

Intelligence was received mere yester-
aav of The death in Galveston. Tex. after
"A very brief Illness. of Mr.. Lawrence NJ.
O'Connor, brother Of Mrs. ii; Clint Bou-
dar of this city. Deceased was only
taken sick on Wednesday. His mother.
who. with her single daughters. lives with
Mrs Boudar having been advised by
wire of his serious Illness, made hasty
preparation and left yesterday for Gal
weston. She had not been gone more
man an hour when another telegram
came saving that Mr.. O'Connor died at
II o'clock. Another son. living in Au,
,usta, Ca. telcgraphed that he would
meet his mother in Atlanta and make
ihe trim 20 Texas with her Mr.. OCon-
nor. who was quite young and unmar-
ried. will probably be buried at Charles
Ton. s. c., where the family formerly re-
sided
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
THE TUCKER MURDER TRIAL.
Conclusive Testimony ss to the killing
The Argument To-Day.

LOUISBURG, n. c.. January 26.-tspe-
cial. lin the trial OF Cal. and Tom Coley
tcoiored) for the murder OF the Hebrew
peddler. Tucker. In this county. several
witnesses werc examined to-day. Among
these were Lucy Wilkinson and Pink VII
liams. who testified to the killing OF
Tucker by the CoIeys. Irving King testI-
fed To finding the bones Of the murdered
peddier. and Aaron Dietz. a Russian who
had known him. said he was a small man.
and that the bones were those OF man
about his size. The State rested Its case
here.
The defence produced several witnesses
who regarded Tom Coley as too weak
minded to be held responsible for his
part In the killing Of the peddler.
Cal. Coiey testified that he h 2 years
old. lived formerly In Nash county. and
had been In Franklin county only two
months before the killing; that before this
be was eourting . girl In Nash county,
sad ~ psddlsr tod hsr that Cal. was :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27

on account OF the above occasion the
Richmond and Dauyille railroad viii seu
excursion tickets nom January 1th 10
February 5th. inclusive. good % return
within fifteen days from dats of sile.
Rate from Richmond % Mobile aul o..
tu.'n. So IS. TO New orleans ami r.mu,
$E.85. Two fast daily trains h.tWrn
Richmond and New orleans VIA Atanl.
and Mobile. For Pullman rc.rr,rtons
and further infJi nation apply at gass,a.
ger Office, gl9 east Main street
JOliN NJ. HEALh
Travelling Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
Wheeled Him In the sIeet.

The rain and sleet did not interIere
with the wheelbarrow ride OF MT
and Main streets 10 Fulton ana pdCk'
but there were not so many people on the
streets TO witness the fun as there would
have been had the weather been more
favorable. -. .su
MIR William Richardson picked the
loser, and Il is not altogether certain that
he did not come out the best or II unuer
the circumstances, as some who Witness
cd the event say they would rather nave
been the fellow pushing the barrow than
the man sitting therein.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
An Nttrncti,a Investment.

The attention OF the investing public %
called to the paid-up stock ~ the con.
merciaI Building and Loan Association.
which Is sold AZ 500 per share. il,lsf1r.
IN this stock will be- pali d.yil'ni OF
per cent. per annum. payable snm' annual.
ly. and may withdraw same 90 aHy uns
after one year By giving thirty dfts rl-
tice. For full particulars AMI prnep.ct4B
call on or address
COMMERCIAL BUILDING ANp LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
sI Main sirut
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
To Con.rr,nilYr In,r.fnr..

The United Banking AMI Buhug COM.
pany, 81 east Main street, on.f, f1r sa,
Il limited number OF the .htias OF ia
capitai stock. fully paid anl mon. ass,.s.
able. az $50 per share. The company a5t
on the cost Of this stock a cash boo, Irul
OF 6 per cent. per annum. payable ssml.
annually on the lst days OF January and
July OF each year. The stock Ulth0r
participates In the profits of thr hn.l.
ness. and IL redeemed by th, company
at its maturity (which f. estimated 10 bs
about eighty-four months ~ Nu I|r
share. regardless of the cash Interest .f.
ready paid the holder thereof This c1m.
pauy IL well managed Institution. arl
We commend It's shares 10 thc investing
public
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
xYnnpo on n Visit IIerc.

Frank Wongo the Indian pusilist from
Portsmouth and his manager, Joe Miller.
are i'm the city and will remain for seVe-
raj days. They came up Friday night IN
company with Dan Creedon and Jack
Foley. who went on West yesterday;
WonCo does not seem TO be at all hh-
easy about the Indictment pending against
him I'm Norfolk county for engaging IN
the recent fight with johnson. who
knocked him out. Having used bounce
e. The Sheriff of the county beforehand,
ne does not think the law win touch-him.
The Indians left shoulder was quite
badly hurt by his fall in the ring, and
il is stil very sore from the effects OF
blisfering
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
.The uirhr.i ai.l.lrr. -

The people OF Richmond may Won loo.
forward with pleasure 20 r'r pres ut1tmn
OF THE Highest Bidder 1t tho Academy
OF Music on Thursday u'sht. rehumy
ist. The play itself is a h,auufl ona
and the cast embraces some of the nr rs
amateur talent in the city. The perform.
ance will be for the honeht ot ths l,'s..
mary Library. The boN-oilic, viii ,rea
Monday morning at O'Clock. anl tho sci,
OF private boxes at auctloa will Like plac,
AT II o'clock Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
Ee,o,t That Corbett Was slot.
CaroIiua Protcction Convert.

COLUMBIA, s. @. January 26.-Dr.
Sampson Pope. candidate for Governor
and one Of the leaders of the reform
Democrats Of the State, has come out
against the Wilson bill and In favor or
protection to American manufactures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
r,.un,o, ne,nocraslc Climb.

The Union Democratic Club had fine
meeting last night. and addresses were
made In behalf OF several of the candi-
dates for nomination for municipal omces
10 be filled at the spring election MT.
Adam Diacont presented the club with
a picture OF President Cleveland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
Against nm Income Tax.

NEW YORK. January 26.-The members
of the New York Cotton Exchange held
a meeting this afternoon at the close or
business and adopted resolutions protest.
ing against the income-taX and the cou-
pllng of that measure with the tariff bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27

We invite the public 10 s'e ln operation
a fuel-saving inyention. M smoke. -
ashes. or dirt. ard which Requires no re'
pairs 10 stoves. Can be used iu any stDs1
or furnace. To b. seen 40
JOHN BDWEliH3 3
Gug. rrur street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
DEAIaS

THOMPSON. .-pled, a. No al
Broad street. Friday evsp,S. evsplss., sgei n
1891. Mrs. ELLEN rhoNr'"'
years. .,..s from 81
Her funeral Will take psss-o NOON az
Peters Cathedral THIS n,,.ai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27

Broad street promises Go .r,..rl
lively appearance next week. as na f..l
sure the firm OF Meyers sr. r.nr %
commence 10 sell 1N that -fo,A th.y
brought back from their brunch .t.I. .n
Petersburg The store yesterday ir,. .1i.
ed peculiar appearance. Tor thr ,lrr.f.
were very busy trying to mako tNp .t..kt
III In places made for one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
THE coRBETT PARTY.

y
CHARLOTTE, n. c.. January S.-The
party on the Corbett special consisted OF
Mrs. Corbett. Mrs. Delaney. Miss Howard,
James J. Corbett, W A. Brady. Billy pe-
laney. JACK Dempsey, John Mcvey. John
Donaldson. Tom Tracey. Dan Creedon'
John Farrell, X. Springer. Ed. Daniels
AL Smith, Colonel Hopkins, George w.
Weltz. II. c. Ledry, Henry s. Award
SheIIrnan i. Martin. Jack Hastings,
Langdon Smith. Porter Ashe Mr.. Lake;
Mr. $. II. Har1gick: assistant tan g,asilIa general
passenger agent Richmond and Danv'iies s
railroad: Mr.. f.. Ford. superintendent OF
FLORIDA Central and Peninsula railroad;
Alexander Thweatt, eastern passenger
agent Richmond and Danyille railroad;
MIR. l. NJ Fleming, division passenger
agent OF Florida Central and Peninsula
railroad, and the United Press representa-
tive. ,..uS. a.
The special. which left Jacksonyiim rosn a,
7 a. NJ, made only one stop pet"eeh
Columbia and Charlotte.
Corbett was heartily. cheered by the
crowd at Columbia and also at Ches,er'
s. c. There was also large crowd as
sembled at the depot in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
rv,ed 10 KIN Her.elf.

The city ambulance was called about
o'clock yesterday afternoon to No 1919
east Marshall street to "a white
had taken laudanum with suici-
dal intent. She was taken %
the almshorse. and after the physicians
had worked on her for three hours she
pointment In love AFFAIR II said to have
been the motive for attempted self-de-
struction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
Respectfully yours
JOliN J. Ef

To the Committee On Dc0cral fa...
| offcr the above certinCIts tn pr.... .r.,
proposition In last sunday Ulsilfh .,.
wit THAT drunk onness is q s.h. ~
consideration OF our law makers ID tf,
CopitOl ". ~. b..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
THE VIOLATIONS OF PENAL LAWS.
Officers Required To Report-fees OF Com
mnnMealfh's Attorneys.

The House Committee for Courts Of
Justice spent some time yesterday morn
ing In the dicussion of tWo important
bills introduced SOME time ago by Mr..
Withers. OF Danville, and both were
passed by until February sth. when in
terested persons will be given hearing.
one Of these bills so amends section 1888
OF the Code with relation TO Information
of the violation Of penal-laws being given
to commemorative attorneys as 10 pro-
vide that every Commissioner OF the Rove
nue., Sheriff. Constable. or other officer
shall give information Of any violation OF
the penal law 10 the Attorney for the Com
mOnwealth. who shall forthwith insti-
tute and prosecute all proper AMI neces-
sary proceedings I'm such case, whether
I'm the name Of the Commonwealth or OF
"A county or corporation. and may In such
cases Issue or cause to be issued n sum-
mons for any witness he may deem ma
terial. 90 give evidence before the court
or grand jury. II shall. however. be un-
lawful for any attorncE for the Common
wealth TO so before any grand jury eN-
ccpt when duly sworn TO testify as a Wit
ness. nor shall he advise a grand jury as
10 their action I'm any matter pending be-
fore them unless such advice be Given
in open court.
COMsIONWEALTHS ATTORNEYS
FEES.
The other bill relates 20 tho fees to hc
allowed Commemorative attorneys tor
criminal cases ANA amends section 1923
of the code so ~ To read as follows:
For every case of felony tried In any
Circuit. County. or Corporation Court,
and prosecuted in any such court To 1udg-
ment for the Commonwealth. 20 be
charged only once In each case $40.
For every case OF msdemranor prose-
cuted I'm any such court TO judgment FOR
the Commonwealth, except prosecutions
for violati tions Of the reVenuc-laws and for
offences under section 3Slj. and the Sec
tions following to section 1898. inclusive.
the sum OF s..
For every case OF felony tried I'm any
Circuit County. or Corporation Court.
judgment for the Commonwealth, the
sum OF s..
FAVORABLY REPORTED.
The committee reported favOrably the
following bills: Fixing three years aban-
donment as the time after which an alb
solute divorce may be granted: To allow
the treasurers 10 post the copies of thu
| Est Of delinquent lands. instead of pub
| fishing them i'm a newspaper, 70 allow the
! Auditor to pay a reasonable sum for
printing the lists OF delinquent lands: t.
/ forbid clerks 10 practice law In the courts
| I'm which they are officers; To prevent
cruelty to animals with amendmentsl.
The Committee on Chesapeake and It's
| Tributaries met In the Hall OF the House
| Of Delegates shortly after the House adj
! Mr.. Diggs's bill to protect fish In the
| Mataponi Pamunkey, and York rivers 10y
preventing fishing with pOuud-nets. tyke-
/ nets. and other fixed devices except stake
nets. The bill was passed by until next
| Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
7Ir CbiId.'s ConIitIou Serious.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, January @.-
MIR. Childs's physicians tonight issued the
following bulletin: "Mr. Childs has not
improved. His condition IS serious"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27

When Baby was sick, We gave her cas'ons
When She was a Child, She cried Tor Casiora
When she became Miss, shs chung % cAsi'fli.
When she had Children, she gascthcn Cas1ef'as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
10 r,ec, a nrly.a,er-CcuernI.

The field-ofncers OF the infantry OF
Virginia viii assemble here to-day for
the purpose OF electing brigade. COM
mander TO succeed General Charles J:
Anderson. who was recently appointed
AdJutant-General by the Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27

w. A. Hammond. lO7 east Broad ''r'eL
grows more Roses. Niolets. 'ut-flo"'f,,
and Decorative Plants than ull th' "il'e
florists In this city c0mbn'd. Phone ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27

Unlike other cocoas or chocolates. " y ny
greasy, and though containing all mo Eiinn'1,
OF the richest cocoa bean, II n - pfepsfcl '--'
it makes a delicious table drins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27

THF IVIIVNUHs VVHIIHINI-1I0TI 0Vr'-In
themselves:
OFFICE OF POLICE JUSTICE
RICHMOND. VA, January "a f0t
Or. w. W. Parker:
Dear Sir.-In reply % y0rfs ~ a..
22d. | desire 10 say that rnn..I.r 80
three fourths TO four nfths N ~
breaches O( the peace g. ha otr .r,
caused either directly or inlir..... b.. ..
use OF intoxicatng nQuots. arI Boz tn..
opinion | am borne ont hy r,.uv .r....
With whom l have conyersed ou tf. .,b.
icct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27

You can't make new arm with Saliva
ton OIL but you can cure the bruises
with It. Is cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
Pbillin.' Dig.sttbIs coros

smoke Hotel brunswick Cigars
Highest award at Chicago Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
CUT THIS OUT
To Subscribers

\, vou DON, receive .sishts ADD s'snSu -
world promptly on ycur order 49, s,. fasy
an ~ ,ouat of ths great rush % ofis.ss of,.s.,.
vili como 70 you IN time from .s, .ns RgoSyANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
he WANTS TO TRAVEL FAST.
Corbetfs Special Train to New York Will
Make Great Speed.

Chamnion James John Corbett will be
borne into New York city tonight on the
fastest train that has ever run straight
through from any point in the far South
TO the metropolis.
He is under engagement TO appear NJ
the Madison-Square Garden this evening"
and II is To enable him to I'LL this impor-
tant appointment that such an extraordi-
nary run is TO be undertaken.
The arrangements for the return OF the
pugilistic hero 10 New York were made
yesterday afternoon through Captain w
III. Green, general manager of the Rich
mond and Danville system. This official,
upon receipt of n telegram from Corbett
asking that a special train be provided
10 take him North so that he could keep
his engagement and not disappoint the
15Oog friends before whom he expected
TO appear. replied that the train would be
put at his disposal and be given the right
of way with a clear track.
Captain Green also telegraphed ihstruc-
tions to the proper officers TO have the
worlds champion. together with ms
friends and the representatives OF the
metropolitan press who went down 10 the
fight. carried TO New York as requested
by J. j. G.
Report That Corbctt Was Slot.
several teieEfdIuS Nti' i'Cri'NN ~ 49,
Dispatch office after 1 o'clock this morn
ing saying that II was reported In DIFF
ferent parts Of the country that corbett
had been shot after leaving Jacksonville.
our correspondents at various points
along the route by which the special
train IS travelling were telegraphed to,
but none Of them had any such informa-
tion.
At 2Ij A. NJ, through the courtesy
OF the train dispatcher of the Richmond
and Danvile railroad, a message was
received direct from Greensboro c.,
saying that the report was without
foundation. The special train had just
passed that point. The operator asked
the Pullman-car conductor as to the re-
port. and he replied that there was not
"A word Of truth in IL. The champion. he
said. was then sleeping soundly and was
perfectly well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27

smoke Hotel Brunswick 'igar"
Highest award al Chicago Exposition,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27

No safer remedy can b. had for 'oasnr an
Colds. or any trouble of the ihro'.' 'lH
Browns Bronchial Troches.' Pfico - e'1''
Sold only IN boxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
The SUNDAY eyenIng prayer.me.lln.. =.
from Eiehn....,
Dr. Parker and the Drnnk,r,.

NEW YORK, January . -lSpecl,ll-r
u. Macdonald. MARLBOROUGH: 4 M ~.
blnson, Sturteyant, \. y WHY. Albsn,ar,s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27

Old papers TOR sale Ct xe hundred 81
plePATCH ofncA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27

here. in their comments on the prize fight
In Florida yesterday. express no sympathy
with Mitchell In his defeat. Their COM
ments upon him are extremely CON-
fefDDfuOus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
THREE CENTS PER COPY
Arch-knlght Teniplsr- Pries. On a l,,..
class Honday evening. S'

class Houday evening.
The Music Committee having IN chary,
the special choir for she young rerril-s
mass s-meeting, To be. held az the -,
Baptist church February 6,h, haye a..
ranged for choir rehearsal on Mcn5s,,
night. Mr.. Philip s. Powers. orgsnis, :,
the church, VIII conduct the fehe,r,'i
The COMMITTEES have ordered ~ slng,n.,t
books for the occasion Nayor pif,,'ls-
will deliver a short address. '' IN
The Sunday evening prayer-mest,nrs o,
the Young Peepie,s Society of Christian
having been discontinued during n. 80;
few weeks, viii BE- resumed -o.u,5r'..,
evening In the Bible-class room or ~
church. corner Harrison ami isrk 49,.
nues. Visiting Endeavors. stsangers H.
be cordially welcomed. Time, Iis u Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27

Smoke Hotel Brunswick rgarS
Highest award at Chicago Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27

Smoke Hotel BruDswiek cigars.
Highest award at Chicago Exposition
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27

themselves. '
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27
smoke Hotel Brunswick cigars
Highest award at Chicago Exposition.

Many persons are broken ioSn rp1 '... ~.
work or household cares. ffoNns TO 49,
yebniia. ma systeIn AID, digestion. removes ~.
cess OF bile, and cures malaria. 4 s.4eNA.'
tonic ior ~0men and children.
smoke Hotel Hrunswiek 'gHs'
Utohest exart at chicago Exposition
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-10-20

later, showing slgns OF being rough
ly dealt With, the mother alter ex-
post ulatipg With the child for some
time. finaliy learned the cause.
When the father Whose name is
Ju6so1 Cartey) returned, and was
told of the crime he at once procured
a warrant for the arrest OF the boy,
who was soon delivered in the hands
of the sheriff The news rapidly
eprsad; there wes much excite
ment. Bands of men could be seen
congregated on every corner and
the CRY of lYnching could be heard
from the lips of many. But the
plueky little sheriff (Billie Collougne)
was not q man easily frightened, be
knows bis Office and had sworn to
do his duty soon quieted the crowd,
demanding of them to ''stapd aside,
or else be would shoot.V The effect
ives marvellous. BE was placed In
Jail and strongly guarded; the next
day was tried by q jury composed OF
twelve white men, found guilty and
sentenced to be hanged dead by the
neck November Is, "a