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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-20

LOTS FOR $2.-Call at the Astoria
Real Estate Exchange and get a lot
in Hills First Addition for 81.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-20

The performance of the Stuttz COM
pany of Lady Audleys Secret" fol-
lowed by the sidessplitting farce en-
titled "Family Jars" was given last
night to a large audience. The Uniform
Rank, K of P, were out in full dress,
in honor Of the thirtieth anniversary of
the order, and We're rendered a compli-
mentaly hop after the performance by
Mr.. Stuttz, which was greatly enjoyed.
The same play will be repeated tonight.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-20
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WANTED--Agents to represent lead
ing typewriter. Exclusive territory. Ad-
dress Pacific Typewriter Exchange,
Portland, Ore.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-20

The Journal of Ilwaco, in referring to
the Astorian's account of the disap-
pearance of Lawyer Clarke, says ''The
citizens OF Ilwaco who have been bit
ten by this man are entitled to no SYM
pathy, as the Pacific Journal gave them
plenty Of warning We have yet some
very entertaining matter concerning this
man, and a would-be prominent citizen,
who has been carrying things with a
pretty high hand, with Clarke as his
advisor
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-20
FOR SALE.

CHANCE FOR ALL-Men of small
means can buy real estate in Hills first
addition.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-20
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A good farm on Lewis
and Clarke River Apply to ]. V. Mar
len, care Ross, Higgins & Co.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

HOTEL.-Remember McGuire's Ho.
tel at Seaside Is open the year around
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-20
En1broiderieS-
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

The Leading Dry Goods House Of Astoria,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
tn, ,v,n,,r rurf Summarized.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, February H.
First race--selIing. purse, $2o0. SIX and one
half furlongs-- Silver Tip a TO u won.
Kindora second, Oak Forest third. Time.
l:2s.
Second race-sellnE: purse. $780, mile
Taylor Hayden 6 10 . won. London
Smoke second. Rover third. Time. la 1-2.
Third race--selling. purse. $50. three
quarters OF n mile--Susie Nell won, Onyx
second. Ike 8. third. Time, III "a.
Fourth race-purse. 500. handicap. mile
and seventy yards--Rey del Mar I'll to 81
won. Lombard second, Coronet third.
Time, Isl IA.
Fifth race-purse. $50 selling. seven
eighths OF a miIe--Bret Harte mo odds)
won. Villa Belle second, Spencer third.
Time. 1: 90 l-2.
EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL.,. February ~
Blizzard weather and small crowd. TRACK
slow on account OF slush.
| First receive eighths of a mile-Harol
| dine won, Russell Grey second. Izel third
Time. 1:0sl4.
| Second race-eleven sixteenths OF mile
FL Paso won, Nellie b second Merge third
| Time. lI5S.
Third race-one mile-Azrael won, Johl
Mickey second, Dick Deneth third. Time
1:52
Fourth race--siy furlongs-Osric won
| Mokkarhi second. Little Fred third. Time
12e
Fifth race-eleven sixteenths Of mile
Ernest l. won. Halcyon second, My Part
ner third. Time. 115le.
Sixth race-selling, five furlongs-E
Garland won, Republic second, Royal
third Time, / 0s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
Ladies' Night and Many Ladies'

Last night was a regular ladies' night
OF Pickett Camp. and the hail OF that
honorcd organization was filled TO over
flowing. In fact. 1t was impossible for
many of those who went TO get inside
the large room. and they had to return
home The had weather seemed to have
no eject whatever upon the enthusiastic
admirers OF that cause which still binds
the Vets" OF the Confederacy together.
More than half the large audience was
composed OF members OF the fair sex.
The programme for the evening was a
long and interesting one. The feature was
the splendid address by Judge Farrar.
better known To those who were with
him from 1861 TO 1885 as Johnny Reb."
The judges remarks embraced many hui
morous and pathetic war "reminiscences.
and he maintained the closest attention
of his auditors from the beginning TO the
close OF his speech.
He was followed by the Imperial Quar-
tette. composed OF Messrs. Francisco, Bur-
ton. woodbridge. and Jeter, who sang
with much sweetness and fervor three
beautiful selections. The duet sang by
Misses Fannie and Blanche Montgomery
was rendered with expression and SYM
pAthy which captivated the large assem-
Mage. They were loudly encored.
Mr.. Malcolm Shackleford, RICHMOND
Young marvel of a banjoist, executed TWO
unique and intricate numbers upon thai
instrument so peculiarly appropriate u
camp-iircs and camp-scenes.
The members OF the Imperial cuartette
,he voung ladies' taking part In the enter.
tainment and Judge Farrar were elected
honorary members Of the camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
mimi Elect a Physician.

a regular seml-monthly meeting OF the
BOARD of Fire Commissioners was held
at headquarters last night. Captain }. H.
Frischkorn tpresidenO and Messrs f..
=. Burke. J. T.. Levy. j. X. Sheppard
Charles +. Taylor and @. ". Taylor
were present.
II was generally supposed That the
hoard would elect a physician to the de-
partment, and there was quite large
crowd in attendance in the interest OF
the various candidates. There were be
tween twenty-five and thirty applications
for the place. The election was not heih.
however. as ID was the sense OF the poaru
that the election of the doctor should be
postponed until next meeting in order 70
have the City Attorneys opinion as 70
the power OF the Board in the premises
L.adderman A. l.. Tuck OF Truck COM
pany No. 3. resigned and was succeeded
by ". 49, Russo. a substitute in the com
pany. .
Mr.. q. r. Snead was elected substitute
IN Truck Company No. j.
The contract for changing the doors OF
No. engine-hOuse to open out"aroly
was awarded TO T.. Leslie Powell.
The Chief was directed TO have certain
rcpairi, made. and the board adjourned
,o meet Thursday evening at o'clock II
their office I'm the new city Hall 10 take
part In the opening exercises OF the new
building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
WINSTON BUSINESS FAILURES.
Colonel j. W. Alspaugh and simon L.
Kiyer Assign for Benefit Of Creditors.


WINSTON. n. c.. February 12.-tSpe-
ciaI)-Colonel J. w. Alspaugh, formerly
president Of the First National Bank OF
Winston. and recently president OF the
Guilford Cotton Mills, has executed deeds
NJ trust for the benefit of his creditors.
,rbe trustees of the three deeds registered
here are Judge David Scherck. OF Green's
boro': III. J. f. Griffith. and X. X. Craw-
ford. of Winston II Is understood that
the liabilities are heavy. Among the pre-
ferred creditors are the following: firs'
National Bank of Winston, s27653ls; W.
S. Forbes. Richmond. $1,000; j. L. Bux-
ton. $500: Rosenbacher & Brother, 2bW;
X. B. Kerner 5000; w. II. Ellis, A,lW'
w A. Whitaker, s. 800; Mrs L. l.. Hen
dren, Newberne $1,000; \. ii. Motley Il
| Co, Reidsvile $2.175; X. l.. Thornton Il
Son, Norfolk, Va. 500.
The assets cor sst principally OF real
estate. improved and unimproved.
Simon l.. Kiger, of this place, hled
! papers of assignment to-day, naming j.
! $. Grogan trustee. His liabilities are
stated at s6.ilO; assets consist Of real
| estate.
Colonel James Garrety, Of Corsicana
| Tex, has donated 500 TO the Salem Fe'
male Academy in memory of his VIE
who was once a pupil OF the school.
| romantic marriage occurred on the
Norfolk and Western road Sunday morn
ing. II. 8. Lemmons and Alice Moore were
the contracting parties. They were mar
ried while the train was running.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
WHAT IHE REPEAL MEANS.
Probably q Fatal Blow to Federal Cen
tralism. ~

(New York Times. Friday)
when the Republicans In the Fiity-
first Congress sought to replace the Fed-
erai-eIections Law by one OF much greater
severity and scope. they necessarily a"-
m,tted that the law had failed, and they
wers logically responsible for Its failure.
Now that. the Democratic party comes
into mower and could. " II chose, avaiI
I,s.If OF all the abuses OF the law ior
which the Republicans had made prece-
dents the Republicans can give no reason
~, The law should not be repealed. ana
repealed II has been.
Certainly the Democratic party cannon
no accused OF interested motives In throw.
Inc away opportunities for patronage ana
! influence which II has only TO io''o~
Republican examples In order 70 US.
THE repeal is in reality an act OF pasi :,
otism and sound judgment, 20 =,
| Democratic motives are cohce'"
r,arks moreover. definite Abandonment
% a., noIIcy OF the centranzation OF
lever I'm the Federal Government AZ
,noorv there Is much to be said for tha'
no,,cv In practice IL has generally WORK
~ had,v and often very badly. Its weaH
| ,o,n,s is that under our system OF eo''
ernment there IL no reasonably enc'en
means of securing responsibility propo'
toned 10 centralized power. We can SEE
| a., a nowerful central machine, as "a'
dnne bv the election-law. but there Is III
adequate control over II and no cnahc'
20 enforce any. Another fact OF impor
,orce &c that when a machine OF this sor
&c onnosed in any state there Is no uis
,,osah,e force 10 overcome the opposition
That would practically require a perIna
go, and disciplined Federal police, wnici
h is 50 i'm impracticable as to be absurd -
We have probably seen the last FOR or
,on, time Of attempts at extending REQ
erai action and influence 10 the -. 90,
-, Government in the States. and iron
our past experience we have no reason u
| regret the fact.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
Richmond Terminal Reorganization,

NEW YORK, February 12.-The modi-
fications OF the Richmond Terminal plan
OF reorganization that have been sub
stantially agreed upon are reduction
Of the assessment on the common stock
from $3.50 TO so per share. and for the
assessment percentage of new bonds
and preferred stock will be given as
well as common stock on the basis origi-
nally contemplated. Having this change,
the underwriting syndicate will be re-
duced q per cent.--that Is from $50 900
to sll 10000.
The reduction in the assessment, az
well as the underwriting. is due to the
fact that the Reorganization Committee
has persuaded some OF the foating-debt
creditors TO accept a portion of their
money in securities and not entirely In
cash. as at first proposed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

known talent that IL TO take part u viii
be without doubt one OF the most popular
and successful yet held. Reserved seats
can be secured. beginning Tuesday at 1915
A. NJ.
Rev. w. Asbury Christian will begin a
series OF addresses next Sunday afternoon
al o'clock. His first subject will be
Motive Power February 18th. 1.-THE
Rock and March 9Th. The Ring" The
association gives cordial Invitation TO al
men OF this city 10 attend these meetings
Young men strangers who have not beer
located In Richmond for any length OF
time will find hearty greeting. and Just
the place TO find warm and substantial
friends. There WIFI Se special music eact
Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
JNTnE LORDS HOUSE.
SERVICES or SPECIAL INTEREST IN
MANY OF THE CHURCHES SUNDAY.
,,,,,eros.ing Meeting of the Baptis. Sunday
school Acknowledgment OF
Igeyivais. Sc.

Tho monthly meeting Of the Baptist
e.ras, School Association Of Richmond
and Manchester was held Sunday after
noon AT $50 O'Clock at the Grace-Street
church. The spacious and beautiful sun
dsy-school room was crowded with peo-
,l. who came to engage IN the exercises
M the occasion The reports were I'M
usually good. showing an average attend
st.. Tor Che past month Of nearly 5000.
..loiaTs.
,.., speaker OF the occasion was Professor
,-larit. n. Winston. of Richmond College,
,.h.se remarks were addressed 20 the
,ttircn. he chose for his subject the
.-.cta % sewing seed and cuiiivating the
SLANT after u had grown Up. and by his
,ot Umstratlons captured the attention OF
~ .ourg people AMI Impressed valuable
.....ns as 10 the sewing Of divine truth
grI culuVatiug IT for an abundant har-
N-.t.
THE MONTHS REPORTS
~se reports for the month contained the
su.ne figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
Ietter-Carrier's Uniforms.

Postmaster-General Bissell on Friday
last awarded the contract for furnishing
letter-carriers' uniforms for the entire
country, the bids for which were opened
on Monday 10 Oehm x Co, OF Balti-
more. and Fecheimer Brothers & Co.. OF
Cincinnati. which two firms it IS under
stood. will divide the entire business be-
tween them.
1t is stated the price for the two suits,
winter and summer. for each man. aggre-
gates f26 The advertisement calling for
bids stated there were 1900 carriers;
but with the substitutes, who are also
uniformed. II IL understood that there
are nearer 5000 carriers, and IL Is calcu-
lated that $1,000 suits at least will be
reauirel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
BLIZZARD IN BRITAIN.
One Of It's Peculiar Features the Des'r"'-
ton of Churches.

ton Of Churches.
LONDON. February 13.-The gale mat
,o, {, IN Great Britain Saturday night
continued to gain in violence yes'erua''
and In the afternoon the wind was dow
ind with hurricae force. Teiegrapi.ic so.
munication~ has been greatly ih'ei
with. and details OF the dainase uoa0
W. he,rp received very slowly. A Pc
culiar feature OF the storm was VI.
struction among churches. AT reign
nonutb in Devonshire. a church In course
NJ erection was entirely destroyed; 'he
snira Of St. Mary's church at shre"s-
hurry. County of Salop, was blown uoN rs >
a. peterborough, County OF Northamp
ton. the pinnacle Of the parish churcn Va
6, John was blown over. and the glass
roof Of the Great Eastern railway sta-
tIon, DESTROYED. The English Presbyterian
church AT Holy Well. Elintshire, Wales
was also among the buildings wrecked
A boarlng-school and many DWELLING
horses IN the town were also blown down.
At Newport. in South Wales. the roofs
were blown off a number OF houses.
1t is feared there have Deen many
wrecks along the coast. several Vesse''
have gone ashore OF Margate ana hams
cate Isle OF Thanet. Devonshre. a dis
natch from Greenock states that the Nor
wegian banks BERTHE and Tancred have
been wrecked. A quay at Port Glasgo"
was carried away. The British bark VIII
| hoIm. from Calcutta. discharging cargo a.
! Alexandria dock, Hull, was sunk BY the
| gale. u, 49,,
a dispatch from Flushing, Holland, says
the British bark Gate-Side ~ ashore
there. The Danish schooner May is ashore
on Kaloot bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
Wilson's Superior Court.

WILSON. n. c., February l2.-(Special.l
This morning the second week OF the
February term Of the Superior Court be-
gan. The civil docket is now under con
sideration. Every case on the criminal
docket tina. went to the jury resulted II
a conYction. Many pistols have been sur
rendered and destroyed.
MIR. Edgar II. Gay and bride returned
from a ten-days' bridal tour TO New or
leans and Jacksonville on Saturday. They
took in the sights of the Mardi Gras a
New Orleans last week.
The colored postmaster here has white
washed and renovated the post-offic'
building as II getting ready for his white
successor but no appointment has ye
beer made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
To Wed in Tennessee.

In Johnson City. Tenn, tomorrow. Mr..
David w. Vestal, well-known young
commission merchant of this city VIII
lead TO the altar Of Hymen Miss Ida w.
PEBBLES. Of Jonesboro', Tenn. Mr. Vestal
left the city last night to be present on
time He was accompanied by Miss Belle
Rnrch. who will attend the marriage ana
remain in Tennessee for several months.
visiting relatives in johnson City ana
JonesbOrO.
Immediately after the wedding the young
couple will return TO this city"hich 'hey
viii make their future home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
Mean temperature. .,......... .."..4'
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, February 1.-THE feature
of speculation at the Stock Exchange TO-
day was the heaviness of the Granger
ana Trunk-Line issues. These stocks wefe
weak from the start. the little raiiy III
me Intustrials near the opening having
had little. II any, effect on them. 81
paul was sold ON a story that the COM
many intended to sell another block OF its
eeneraI-mortgage bonds. This was sub
seauently denied. Burlington and Quincy
was again weakened on the talk OF q re-
duction In the dividend rate.
ouite a little demonstration was MADE
against the Trunk-Lne group. and es-
neciallv New York Central. which was
depressed from g9h to s6N, regular, ana
from s7ia to 972s, seller, Co. Lake shore
tell from 1852 to l25h. Light east-oounu
shipments and rumors that trafiic CON
dtions were not likely TO improve SOON
assisted the downward movement. Inc
railway list was also adversely inhuenced
nv the further break in May wheat here
10 s3ss talk about serious losses resulting
IN firms and individuals having 10 bear the
phenomenal shrlnkage In the price OF
the commodity. the blizzard at the west
and the uncertainty regarding senatoria'
action on the tariff bill. Reading was III
better inquiry at slightly higher range
| owing to Philadelphia advices TO the ei-
| feet that the management had succeeded
| IN placing a block OF Coal Trust notes
| sufficient 10 liquidate its floating ueo''
| and thus release collaterals held by pahhs
| III this city.
| The Industrials presented frmer front
| than the railway list General Electric
| advanced Mt one time on purchases u
/ cover short contracts. but when ines
/ orders were executed the stock iosl w
| gain noted Sugar ranged between ~
and Soh. closing at the hisnes' ~, o'i !,
/ Traders were inclined TO believe iate u
| the Say that the company would o. IA
| corded some protection by the Senate.
| In the closing trading the market wa
somewhat firmer for Lake Shore anu New
| York Central weak for the Changers sn'
| louisville and Nashville. and about steady
Tor the Industrials. The mai deahns
were characterized by feverishness III
| net changes tor the day show losses o
| "A TO per cent, outside or rev stocss
| snch "a Sugar, Reading. General Electric
and New England. which gained isd@
railway and miscellaneous bonds close
weak 1900 ,, an,
| listed, 1000 "a, az, ,ea ooo. o,,r
L treasury 'N''''
rency. $i6l7ioo.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy at l pc
| cent, last loan at l. and closing ohered a
| per cent; prime mercantile paper W.
| per cent ,-,,. :, cu,,o
Bar silver e.; Mexican dollars. o. siive
| at the board neglected
Sterling exchange irm, with actual pns
ness in bankers bills at NS.p4so 10
| sixty days, and ASlQ4.s'h for demand
| nosted rates. NSikdiS commercial Bill
s. S,d4siia for sixty days. and sLs6l.l
| SCI, for demand.
Government bonds firm. State bond
dun. Railroad bonds steady
cTocK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
Charged with Doub,e Murder.

NASHVILLE, TENN. February H.
Last Thursday night Mr. Henry snoddy
and his wife were murdered and robbed
az their home, in Union county. This
morning Sam Gwynne, a nephew OF Mr..
Snoddy, was arrested. charged with the
crime. He stoutly denies his guilt. but
claims TO have clew TO the real muir
derer. and this he has given the officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
Death of Rev. shackiey ID. Adams.

WELDON. n. c., February l2.-(Special.,
Rev. Shackley ID. Adams. presiding elder
Of this Uhe Warrenton DISTRICT of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South, dice
suddenly here to-day of heart failure. The
deceased was one OF the best beloved Meth
odist ministers OF the North Carolina Con-
ference. and was 60 years old. He entered
the ministry In 1857 His wife was at Car
thage at the time OF his death, and The
sad news has been telegraphed her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

class fireman named Anderson Robbins.
The good old war-ship was abandoned
on Roncador reef with the Stars and
Stripes still flying at her peak.
The steamship City OF Para. with the
crew Of the Kearsarge on board, VIII
leave this port for New York Wednesday
next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

Offerings --Wbeaa, 1858 es1asl. Corn
sliss-V hsss. l.sSo 800 csss~ whiA
l0s f1shsA osSA 900 lnsAeA ..A.
49,, elssts:s snssss.sssst = ~ -:
* = = -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
Smoke Hotel Brunswick Cigars.
Highest award at Chicago Exposition.
RICHMOND, Va. February o, 1894.
COLONEL w. f. TANNER, RICH

~ NUM-, VA:
Dear sir,-we, the undersigned citizens OF
Richmond. respectfully request you 10 become
candidate for the mayoraity at the approach
ing primary election.
Your long 81 Experience "a a successful manu-
facturer: your intimate knowledge OF the mer-
camille. manufacturing, aud financial interests
of our city; your long and honored career as q
councilman and state senator; your p,rsona'
ao1uaintance with the wants OF our c'tilcns
rich and poor your ability 10 assume and MS
charge the duties OF the office OF Mayor WIN
credit and honor to yourself aud ourselves, al
demand that you allow your name 70 De placed
before the voters OF Richmond.
Trusting that you VIII accept the CALL We To
main respectfully.
r. A. Hoen, A. X. s. c. u. schaap,
Ro. & Richardson, kothert & c.,
NJ. MiIlhiser & Co., NJ. Thalhimer,
". w. Bowe, i. A. Miller,
John \. Elicit, }. A. Grisg,
Cay Drewry, l. w. Harris,
Luther \. Camp. J.. w. DaDney,
A n Abernethy, j. N. FourQurean,
| n H. Spence, Breeieu, TaIley Co.,
Joseph II. Priddy. X. l. Vsndeventer'
], r. KohIer, julius Sycle & Son,
sydnor 81 hundey, W. II. Pierce
A. Antoni, y. L. COSBY,
| T. l.. Alfrend, James Blair,
| }. Thompson Brown, A. W. Noting, Jr,
| +. 4. Montague. John Tyler,
| Joseph j. English, Jr, j. NcDonough.
4 l. Hill 4. 4. Phillips,
w. j. kimbrough, a. L. Wllilams'
| 4. Il. jenkins, Henry NJ. Jones,
! Robert 4. Crump, Nichsel McDonough,
| j. n. Knots, Z. >. bagley,
Y. ID, Crump, L. j. Mulrane,
George b. Wilson, X. I. Patterson,
| NJ. L. Boisseau, William Il. Daniel,
| 4. IA. Fear, &. Y. Bargamin,
| n X, Aaron. w. Gray Watson,
! 4. A. Spencer, John q. Wade,
| {, +. seuer, W. =. Jordan,
/ A. Bargamiu, W. b. Saunders,
| William Gray, h. G. Metzger,
| ], Scbumann, john NJ. Noting,
| A. Schnurman 4 Son, ID. L. Lumsden,
| James &. Bowman, Charles X. Skinker,
! J. A. Nortis, FREDERICK :. valentine
| A. h. Meyer, j. a. Tyler,
fe 1917 and many others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

REIpsvJLI.E. N. c.. February -
ESPECIAL. Robert Willialns: infant son g
~ rs r. Williams. OF t7ais plsce. died
to.dsv at ) o'clock after An illness q tvo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
WRECK OF THE KeARSARCe.

Only One Man Was Drowned-The 're"
Sail. for Home To- Morrow.
COLON. February 1.-THE crew OF 'he
United States cruiser Kearsarge was
raacbed nj noon Saturday. Only one
man was drowned. He was second
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
u,chw,,a Arr,v.Is An New York.

NEW YORK. February R.--(Special)--
8. Hirsh, Marlborough; q. BurrusA Grand
/. J. Wilson, Jr., st. Denis; Il. koths'
child, Metropolitan; 3. Stichel Rodgers
! N. Foster, ST. Cloud; J. Hasemerei. st.
stephens; J. Pope. Aibemarle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
CONGRESSMAN WILSON.
He IL stiii at Kansss Citv--IIis Condition
Not Sortous,

KANSAS CITY. February is.-congress-
man w. L. Wilson. chairman OF the
House Ways and Means Committee. -
closely confined TO his room. but Is some
what better to-day, and expects to re-
sumo his journey 10 Mexico Thursday.
His condition e not regarded as serious.