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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
HARMAN- MARSHALL NUPTlALS.
Large Shipments of Game from Wood
stOck-Spending the Christmas.

Large Shipments of Game from Wood
stock-Spending the Christmas.
WOODSTOCK. VA, December 22-(Spe-
cial)-Mr. John II. Haunan and Miss Biz
die Marshall, daughter of Mr.. Joe Mar
shall. both of Woodstock, were united in
marriage at the brides residence here
Thursday evening at o'clock. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev ]. X. Stimp,
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
The Geary Hotel of this place one Of
the leading hotels Of the Valley, has been
rented TO Mr. Scott Ramer. of Martins
burg, w. Va. Mr.. Ramer will take charge
on the lst day Of January.
During the last month there was ship
ped from the depot at this place 9St
quails. 2,14 rabbits. 20 pheasants, is
squirrels. Indian hen, grounding, and
Q coons In addition 10 the above large
number were sold here.
Mr. Frank Rid1leberger son of the
late Hon. H. II. Riddloherger, is spending
Christmas with his sister. Mrs. NJ w.
Magruder.
Mr.. ]. l.. Boyen. Of near this place, who
is attending the Richmond Virginia Medi-
cal College, has arrived home for the
holidays
Mr.. Austin Locke. an attorney Of
Charlestown. w. Va, is visiting his
brother. Dr. T. f. Locke, In this place
The Teachers Institute for Shenandoah
county will begin in Woodstock, January
81
some very large hogs have been slaugh-
tered here. among them four belonging
10 Mr.. Peter Supingen, their weight being
MS follows: 40l f6. and two that weighed
4c2 pounds each. making a total OF La
pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
MARRIAGES.

ADAMS-FULF'ORD.- Dccenrs
Der %, 1874. at westview. Henrico county
Va, by Rev. Or. Sledd. LULA ADAMS
to JOHN FULFORD. Tho bride Is Tia
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ii. Adams.
BLAKEY-DELARUE at this
residence OF the brides mother, No. ST
west Clay street December 5. 1894. by
Rev. ]. j. Hutson, j. AUGUSTA DELLA
RUE and GEORGE II. BLAKEY.
LOWRY-BOWEN.-M w. w. Low
RY, OF Richmond, Va, and Miss Ida
u. BOWEN. OF Newport, Ky. were
married Wednesday. December 10. 1874. ar
Newport, Ky. and are now visiting MS
father Mr. w. II. Lowry. OF No. 2llj
Nenable street, Richmond. Va
LYONS-ADDISON-M at tbs
residence Of the brides parents. Rich
mond, Va. by the Rev. DR. John k-
Mason, on Wednesday. December s, 1881.
ELIZA BOWIE ADDISON to JOHN IL.
LYONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
Now IL tho Time 70 buy

not only for your table, Dur mere "
no more appropriate or acceptable prssshe
TO a friend. I am sole agent for this
brand. Marteli Brandy vintage. 1904
Amontlllado Sherry. very old; Clemnur.
Wysor and Fulchsv whiskeys. sprins
1890; jamaica Rum. Scotch Whiskey. and
all good liquors. including imported Cook
ing Wine, 81 per gallon. My new stock Of
Fancy Groceries. Canned Goods Of all
kinds Is very attractive. and prices most
moderate A call will convince you.
c. l.. TODD.
Sixth and Clay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
ARREST OF Or. r. C. FLOWER.
Tho Various Roles in which He Has Fig
ured In Different Places.

Or. r. C. Flower. OF Boston, who has
frequently visited Richmond on profess
sional business. stopping usually at me
Ballard House. has recently been arrested
In PittsDurg. Pa. charged with doing
some western people In silver-mining
speculation. The arrest has caused quite
a sensation In Eastern Ohio. where ne
IA also well known. A Pittsburg paper
says OF the Doctor:
As druggist. Disciple minister. infdei
lecturer, splrituaiist medium. bonanza
king in the mines. owner or ranches ana
plantations too numerous 70 mention anu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23

At the Second Station yesterday num-
b. II arrests were recorded. Thomas
oliver was arrested by Sergeant Tomlln-
con on the charge OF attempting 10 pass
a counterfeit ten-dollar note. lie had
razor and pair OF knucks on his person.
g.. l.. MNlner was Iockeo up on charge
o. getting SIS worth Of board ana lodging
from Mrs. n. Il. Cox under false pre-
fences
George Smith for threatening TO shoot
Gay smith, mis- wife. was put behind 'he
bass
Robert Mills and Arthur Hatcher were
arrested on g charge Of trespass.
James Crutchheld was locked up on d
charge Of assaultiDg and beating Malta
Alien
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
Mr.. McCouil Well Known Here
MURDER WILL OUT.
Cleveland Police Think They Have Gang
of Burglars.


CLEVELAND, o., December PA
$4,000 diamond robbery was committed
December 18th at the residence Of S. 7.
Everett. The same night W. II. Price
was murdered while defending his pro-
perty against burglars. The police have
been In the dark ever since, but recently
important arrests were made. Maggie
Russell and number Of men were locked
ND on the charge of being implicated Ia
the robberies, and the woman has been
feignng Illness In the hospital or the
Central Police-Station ever since.
The house where she lived Is the one In
which the celebrated crook Blinky Nor
gan, who was hanged years ago. lived.
II was searched, and among the woman s
effects We're found a certificate and a
KEY TO a vault of the National Safety
Deposit Company.
Two officers went to Chicago. and on
search warrant the vault was unlocked.
currency to the amount OF 1900 was
found: also, diamonds valued at many
thousands OF dollars, watches, and other
ieyelry. While none Of Everetts dia-
monds were identified, enough was found
to jmplicate the gang In the robbery.
Attorney Fellenbaugh at once began a
suit OF attachment in Chicago against the
woman and the rest OF the gang.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
r,n.ra, Of Euren. Kelly.

NEW YORK, December 22.-The funeral
services over the remains Of Eugene
Kelly, the banker. were held this morn
ing in st. Patrick's Cathedral. The edi-
fee was crowded with friends and reia-
tives of the dead millionaire. The BODY
was borne from the late residence to the
church shortly before 10 o'clock. ana ?
solemn requiem mass was celebrated.
Archbishop Corrigan being the celeorant:
and being assisted by Vicar-General
Farley. There was no sermon. the wishes
OF the family being complied with In that
respect. The iuterment took place a.
Calvary Cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23

Postmaster-General Bissen and Assist
ant Maxwell have been exalting their
Official positions. and doing the big-man
act in reference 10 the change OF the
name Of the Appomattox post-oiiice from
surrender" 10 the former and true name
AppOmattox The Richmond Dispatch
has waged worthy crusade against the
change, and Is about TO have its efforts
crowned by the restoration OF the old,
historic name, Appomattox.
An official with even the ordinary
breadth Of character would have swept
away all Of the red-tape proceedings OF
the department by one short. manly or
der restoring the name OF Appomattox
TO that historic spot where Americas
two greatest armies stacked their arms
and returned TO their homes with honors
worthily won.
Mr.. Cleveland's law partner may be
very fine IN the technicalities. but he Is
miserably dwarfed in the equities or
things.-,rhe Glade Spring Citizen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
prominent Nebraskan Dead.

LINCOLN, NEB.. December "a tele-
gram from Tampa, Fla. received to-day
announces the death there of ox-Congress-
man r. NJ. Marquett. of Lincoln. He left
for Florida two weeks ago, suffering
from rheumatism OF the heart Yesterday
his condition became serious. and his
relatives were sent for. Mr.. Marquett
was in his ed year. and for twenty years
served as general attorney for the Bur
lington railroad system in Nebraska He
was one Of the pioneers Of the State.
He leaves a wife and five children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
SMALLPOX IN VIRGINIA.
Ore Terson Dies of 1t and other Gases
spoken Of by Surgeon General Wyman.


spoken Of by Surgeon General Wymsn.
I'd. FaI..s \. Irving. OF this city, secre-
..-r al, the state Board Of Health, yes
'F received two kilograms from Or.
'.-.- Wyman. surgeon-general of tie
t.- s,.tes Marine Hospital Service,
t.-..-t.n. with regard to alleged cases
G.. ---..iox in Virginia The first tele-
... s.a-ei that Mary Taylor (colored)
.. - Washington, j. c., Of smallpox
....r oth. and that her body was
.. % Nomini Ferry and thence 10
...a-..iei Va 1t further set forth that
t-. U..e now three cases in that sec
O.. .. Virginia. and asked II the State
~ Health could not take some
s. toward making en- investigation.
.. second dispatch from the Surgeon
r .4il that II had been learned
.' -., ported smallpox case was
u-tw. and that the smallpox pa
-.- .....r-l o. was buried from Clarks-
..--eh. Warsaw. Or. Jeffrics, Of
mock was also requested to re-
-r ...u the cases 10 the Surgeon
Irving wrote to Surgeon General
r..r yesterday evening as follows:
.r kilograms following each other
....-- ON behalf Of the board l write
.a 20 thank you for the infOrma-
... contained in your dispatches. and
wish orr board was in a position
'. rate with you in investigating
reported smallpox at Warsaw, in
-.ta bGt l am sorry to say that
'- L.-e.eture Of Virginia failed to
y appropriation whatever to the
...rarce ~ a board Of health. The
e holding together with the hope
....-rg the people 10 the needs or
board ~ health. and will make
....- effort 10 get an appropriation
".- our legislature meets in the fall
Until we have some means we
sou too well know, powerless
'.- event Of an epidemic; and can
% nothing In the way OF pre-
r.-r- The spread Of disease. We have
Be- ..,r money for postage.
.. toarI. though. will always be
l-..I for any Information that your
or- give &C. Assuring you OF our
VIII ana appreciation, and regret
.r inability 20 aid I'm the grand
r.-c ~ preventing the spread OF this
d, a..s.me disease"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
To succeed sehou,.leer .. Envoy.

BERLIN. December 22.-Ths Boersen
Courier to-day publishes q statement that
the Car Nicholas has nominated General
Richler. member OF the Council Of the
Empire and q known friend OF Ger
many's. to succeed Count sehouvalon az
Russian Ambassador 70 Germany. which
post was made vacant by the appointment
Of the Count to the governorzhip Of Rus
sian Poland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
plnncrtY TransfeIs.

Richmond. George W. Batkins to NJ.
- .,sre. q IL feet on east side Cherry
stree between Cumberland and Beverly
t.. r.rsoualty. $.
-r..u Hrsh and wife to Gustavus
~ 10 feet on north side Franklin
- near Shafer. S.
S. Keliy's executor 10 John X.
IS feet on Seventeenth street
rt...t corner Darlington, @,ooo.
..o. Barton Brick Company's tIus-
. Pa. Clarence G. Burton. ia 61-loO acres
.- Charles city road, and personally
l-.
hobart w. Carter TO Samuel Waldrop'
{ O. a.c,s near North Run church 500.
o. b. Sands special commissioner 10
s. o. Burton. l3 $4,000 acres on Charles
.'s road G5S.
d. s. Watkins and wife TO same. IN
.,...t 10 W acres. so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
VATICAN EXHIBITS RETURNED.
Brilliant Reception In Honor Of Americas
Representatives.


ROME. December 22.-Commander Ne
we'll, of the United States cruiser Detroit,
which vessel conveyed from the United
States the Vatican exhibits at the Column
ban Exposition in Chicago, together with
eight OF the officers and nine Of the crew
OF the ship, arrived in this city this morn
ing with the exhibits. One OF the otiicers
and four OF the crew remained at the rail-
way station to guard the car containing
the six huge cases in which were the ex-
hIbits, pending their reception on pehai.
of the Pope by Mgr. OConnel, rector OF
the American College in Rome. The resi-
OF the party proceeded to the Continental
Hotel. The Pope. 1t Is believed, VIII re-
celve the purity tomorrow.
Subsequently the exhibits were taken
to the Vatican under the escort OK the
officers and men from the Detroit.
The Americans were given priilian'
reception this afternoon at the residence
OF Mgr. O'Connell, at which toasts 10 tne
United States were proposed and drunk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
Brazil Can't lie Mt Atlanta.

NEW YORK, December 2.-The
Herald's special cable from Buenos Ayres
says: Rio Janeiro advices assert that the
Minister Of Foreign affairs officially states
that Brazil Will not take part in the At
lanta, Ca. fair. because there are nc
funds for the purpose. 1t is stated thai
President Bord. Of Uruguay, will probably
use his good offices TO influence the revolu.
tlonary party in Rio Grande to end the
strife now prevailing there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23

Editor +. III. Terry OF the Wytheville
Dispatch, Is an applicant for the Tosition
81 clerk Of the Court Of Appeals. cat
Wytheyilie. lie has the endorsements OK
the Wythe, Grayson. and Carroii pars'
OF nearly all the Virginia delegation ~
Congress: large number OF tne mos
,,ra,,inenf leaders In the Democratic
nsrtv ana the unqualified support VI the
nress Of his section. and, as he is tho
roughly qualified 10 fnlii the duties OF
c,srk. his claims viii. no doubt, receive
The Favorable consideration OF the court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
ALL-ToC-REALlSTlc PLAY.
Children Initiate Hanging They Had
seen--One of Them Dead.

ATLANTA. GA, December "a spe-
clal to the Constitution from Elberton'
Ca, says that the children OF Isaac
d. Brown. who saw a public execution
recently, were playing at hanging TINS
afternoon. Tom, the 12-year-old son, tied
one end of rope around his neck, ana
the other end TO the limb Of tree. Tnen
he jumped from the limb, thinking tnat
his feet would hit the ground. But the
rope was too short, and he died OF
strangulation. His brothers and sisters
tried TO save him, but could not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23

NEW YORK, December z2-Rev =. -
Rocker. recently appointed TO success
DIR. Papi ms secretary to the papai es.s-
rate ut washington. arrived on the LIZ
cania this morning. He came oireesy
from Rome. and 1t was thougnt "os'
bring the Pope's cncyclica 70 ~
American Church. He said the cncyehc.s
was not completed when he lei. homss
but that II would be along snorty:
He said the pope Is i'm excellent health,
and that there is no truth In the report
that he Is suffering from catarrh. Tne
Pope. he said, Is very much interested IN
the American Church. II lies very meas
his heart lie Is much gratiaed with III
present condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
Crescent CITY Doodle Case.

NEW ORLEANS. December 22.-The
case Of the Doodle councilmen. Kane and
Thriffiley was submitted to the jury with
out argument. The jury were unable 10
agree. and are reported to stand nine for
conviction and three for acquittal. The
court adjourned until Monday, but the
Judge will receive a verdict at any time.
The jury have been locked up, and at
II 30 z. NJ. were reported to have gone to
bed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
That Yacht Race.

NEW YORK, December 22.-The New
York Yacht Club this morning received
the following dispatch from Secretary
Grant of the Royal Yacht Squadron:
LONDON, December I'D.
Smith Yacht Club, New York:
Thanks for your cable. Special meet
ing fixed for eth January.
(SigneD GRANT, Secretary"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
Drevfus Sentenced for Treason.

PARIS, December 22.-The trial OF cap
tain Albert Dreyfus, charged with having
sold plans of fortihcations and other gov
ernment secrets to foreign agents, was
concluded to-day. The court-martial found
him guilty on all the charges. and he was
sentenced to the maximum penalty. rms
Is that he be confined in some fortified
place for the term of his natural IRE,
and suffer degradation from all military
rank and honors. This has been the maxi
mum penalty for traitors ever since capt.
tai Punishment in times OF peace was
abolished in the army. Dreyfuss lawyer
will have twenty-four hours In which
TO demand revision of the decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
IT,. Armenian CommIssIon.

VIENNA. December 22.-1t is stateo
here that the British. French. and Rus"
sian ministers at Constantinopie have
refused 20 make any change In the M
structions given the delegates OF the
Powers mentioned en- the commission
to investigate tho Armenian outragss.
"a the Sultan desired them to do. ana
that as a result OF their action tho situ-
alton has become strained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
Mrs. w. w. Aston Passes Away.

LONDON, December 22.-Mrs. William
Waldorf Astor died at Ciiveden, the
country seat which her husband recently
purchased from the Duke OF Westminster
to-day. Mrs. Astor had been Ill put
short time. :,
Mrs. Astor's death was due TO cornpi-
cation of diseases. among which dysen-
terry was the most serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
SEQUEL TO ANTl-FELLoWs CHARGES.
Extraordinary Term of Court Ordered oy
Governor Flower.

ALBANY, n. Y, December Z-1oV-
ernor Flower has issued a call for an ex-
traordinary term OF oyer and Terminer
to be held in New York on Monday JAM
uary 21st. next. and to continue so long
as may be necessary for the disposal OF
the business brought before II. =.
Hon. Pardon G.. Williams. a Justice OF
the Supreme Court, is designated TO hQld
the said extraordinary court.
This action OF the Governors Is an OUT
come of the charges recently brought
against District-Attorney Fellows WHICH
were dismissed to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
MoRcANFlELD ABLE TO COME.
His Case Continued Because of the Absence
of the Virginia officials.

CINCINNATI, o., December 2.-(Spe-
cial)-Train-Robber Morganfelds case
came up in the Police Court to-day ana
was continued until January 9th, because
the Virginia officials failed to appear
Morganhed IS now able TO be removed
and would have been turned over TO me
custody OF the Virginia officials to-day
had the latter put in an appearance. me
police are anxious 10 get rid OF Morgan
field. as he has given them much trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
THE BICYCLE RACE.
Aspipger Scores 300 Miles. Foster I 1855
and Cannon ,OS7.

PHILADELPHIA. December 22.-The
six-day bicycle-race, which began at :35
O'Clock last Monday morning. ended at
1927 o'clock tonight, when Ashinger had
scored 1900 miles and Forster 1,2S5. Gam
non, who was injured this morning and
did not again appear scored 1,0S7 These
three men will receive share Of the re-
ceipts
Six men started in the race on Monday,
three Of whom-Starbuck, Swank. and
Meixell-dropped out early in the week.
The attendance during the week has been
very light. The amount earned by the
three bicyclsts was not announced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
Mine Arbitration Unsatisfactory.

MASsILON, o.. December 2-HenrH
Mullen, president Of the Miners Assoeia.
ton, has Issued a statement In which ne
says the miners accepted the award OF
the Board OF Arbitration under protest.
reserying the right 10 ask for new set.
Element when opportunity offers. Several
points In controversy will have to be sess
tied by a district convention. IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
Blood Serum for Diphthcria.

PARIS, December Elm the Champer
of Deputies to-day a resolution was pass
ed voting 100000 francs for the adoption
Of Professor Hoffman's blood serum IN
public institutions as cure for diphthe-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23

who carry large stocks, when Arg r rs
10 dispose OF at the present tine ~ pf'sss
anywhere near those asked. "a
Visitors have been few this week, nna
none OF those who have bonored us nase
been buying 20 any extent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
Another Hero of Gettysburg Pa.... Ava,

Died, at his residence. No. as norti
Eighth street. at / o'clock A. n, Deem
Der p. 1894. Captain o. ii. TUCKER
in the 6sth year OF his age.
Funeral by Rev Preston Nash from
Christ church at $50 p. NJ. DEcEMBEf
I'D. Psll-bearers: Charles +. Waford
c. G. Baughman. w. II. Hamilton. w
p. Constable J. J. Timbsrlakc. II. A
Jarvis. T.. l.. Brace. s. J. Alien.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices Of Money. Bonds, Stocks, Grain. To
bacco, Cotton, &C, and the Wes-
Their Indications.

FL wAsn1soroN. D. O., December H.
Illlp Forecast for Virginia; Fair wes-
INV" lther; cooler; northeast winds.
For North Carolina: Fair wes-
Their: northeast winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
Third Box-Car Fighter Dead.

FOSTORIA. O., December 22.-Henry
Harris, OF Auburn. Ind. who was so Sc
verely shot in a fight in Baltimore and
Ohio box-car two weeks ago, when his
comprehensive men-were killed. died
last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23

CINCINNATI. December a-chAs'ss
A. xorranneld, the traiu-robbsr' wss se
hav. been taken TO observation-disclosures Va
to-day TO stand trial. but u has bssn ds-
cidcd TO postpone his renewal for : 80
or 10. as no has not imSroved - nye'Y
as expected. He II still IN tho ayx
ana il not able to walk. y ns "a -
II will have TO be done VAN W
crufchee or q stretcher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
DEATIIS.


HAYNES.-Died. on the I'D OF Decem-
Der. THADnEUS HAYNES.
His funeral will take place from James
McDonoughs warerooms at Il. NJ. DE-
GENDER 23d.
LAMB-Died, suddenly, OF heart disc
ease, at Richmond. Va, December q, ls94s
Mira. HARRIET A. LAMB
Funeral at go o'clock THIS Sunday
AFTERNOON from Bruton-Parsh churchs
Williamsburg, Va.
PENDER.-Died. in Baltimore Yesterday
morning CHARLES X. FENDER, q
native OF Edgecombe county. ~. c., but
for many years a resident OF Baltimore.
Md. and a brother OF Mrs. John W. Gors
don, OF this city.
The funeral will be from Grace Pros
testant Episcopal church. Baltimore, TOO
MORROW MORNING.
WRIGHT.-Dled at her residence. No
1920 west Main street. at 5:i5 Il. VI. Satur
day, KATE. wife OF J. J. Wright.
Funeral TUESDAY AFTERNOON al
2:20 o'clock from the residence. Friends d
the family are invited to attend It
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23

DARLINGTON HEIGHTS fhiNer
EDWARD COUNTY, VA, December e
Special --Avondale. Charlotte county,
was the scene OF beautifui weooins
on Wednesday al noon. whsn Alma the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
R,tIvav n,zaster I'm England,

LONDON, December 22.-Fffteen persons
were killed and many injured by col
lision to-day between the Manchester
express and a goods train.