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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
CANDIDATES FOR THE HONOR.
The Southern Interstate Collegiate Ora
torical Contest.

LEXINGTON, VA. March 29.-(Spe-
cal THE southern interstate collegiate
oratorical contest this year will be held
at Sewanee University, Tenn. during the
month of May. The preliminaries at the
Washington and Lee University for the
selection OF an orator to represent that
institution will take place early in April,
and the following contestants have been
selected by the two literary societies To
contest for the honor of representing
the above-named school at the contest:
Washington Literary Society-W. X.
Wendell, Tennessee; Henry Il. Lewis.
Pennsylvania.
Graham-Lee Society-F. ]. Wood. Vir-
ginia. and T. j. Looney. Louisiana. The
honors in this contest last year were
carried of by a Washington and Lee
University representative.
Lexington Lodge. X. of p, No. 60, has
appointed special committees for the orga-
nization Of four new lodges of that or
der In this county--at Buena Vista, Fair
field Brownsburg. and Goshen.
At each OF these places there are a num-
Der OF young men. and the outlook Tor the
new lodges is very promising. The Lex
ington lodge also hopes TO complete the
organization Of its uniform rank In time
10 20 to Washington city next summer.
PERSONAL.
Miss Anna White. OF Augusta county.
is visiting her brother, DR.. W. $. White.
Miss Bertha Howell Is the guest Of
friends in Philadelphia.
Calvin X. Wormeldorf. OF the Union
Theological Seminary. has been appointed
a missionary To Brazil. Mr.. Wormeldorf
Is a native of this place.
w. Il. +. Leech is visiting his son, DIR.
Stuart Leech. in Morristown. Tenn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
Virginia News Items.

Newton e. FAINT died on Tuesday last
in Culpeper county. in his S0th year.
The handsome residence of George r.
Johnson, at Chatham, Pittsylvania coun-
ty, was destroyed by fire Monday night
Cars Hill. n large farm north Of the
railway station, at Williamsburg, was
sold on Wednesday by Mr.. John Dahn
TO r. H. Vanwinkle. of Detroit. Mich.
Mrs. John +. Eubank. wife OF the post
master at keysville. dropped dead from
apoplexy at 3 o'clock yesterday evening.
She seemed as well as ever. and was
sitting talking to her daughters, when.
without seconds warning, she fell for
ward dead.
Thieves entered the residence of Basil
D. Hall a wealthy farmer OF Great
Bend Jackson county, W. Va, and tor
tured him with fire until he opened his
safe, and the thieves robbed him Of
5000 in cash and a gold watch and made
their escape.
Miss Lima Mayo. of Richmond, is visit
ing Mrs. A. Il. Howard. on Columbus
street, Alexandria. Miss Mayo was quite
the belle of the evening at the pink
domino" given TO the Alexandria AS
sembly by several young ladies OF that
city on Tuesday night last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30

EOK RENT, My RESIDENCErn
4 AT DumbartOn. Heurico county, GA ll BE- 40
monl, Fredericksburg amt Potomac rnrn7d.
four miles from clty. VIII REM for six d. rnf.s
on by the year with house furuiShei cr uutu--
uisned. Apply 70 A. Il. COURTNEY.
ONCE Goidiu u4I.
NH 2J-ts Eleventh aud Bans -trct-s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
ASSIGNMENT IN ROANOKE.
Eollyer ). Webb's Liabilities 500. OOO and
His Assets Estimated Si5O.OOO.

ROANOKE. VA. March 29,-(Speclal)-
Boliver $. Webb made an assignment
here to-day. with Robert T.. Scott and
j. Emory Hughes as trustees.
The total liabilities are put at about
S92 ,0l0. and the assets are estimated at
$1,000, consisting largely Of real estate
in this city and Roanoke and Franklin
counties. There are besides forty lots
here. valuable farms in the counties men
toned aggrcgating 1901 acres. and be
sides the real estate there are note-,
bonds. and other evidences Of indebted
ness to Webb named in the assets. 10
the amount of $500.
The creditors are divided into four
classes, among those Of the second class
being three Lynchburg banks. The bank
of this city are not named among the
creditors of any class.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
Interest in Roanokc's Exposition.

BLAND COURTHOUSE. VA. March
29-CSpccial.)-Th people here are greatly
interested in the meeting To be held at
Roanoke on the 10Th Of April next. the
object OF which is 10 establish an *
hibit OF the resources Of Southwest Nir-
GINA The Roanoke committee has asked
the judges Of the several counties 10
appoint men to attend this meeting, and
Judge Williams has appointed for this
county the following gentlemen: Messrs.
j. D. Hanakcr. John Burton. G.. VI. Scott,
W. G. Hedrck. and +. Kegley. Besides
these Judge Williams hopes 10 be- able
TO attend himself. The resources are
here. and the people should lend a help
ing hand to an enterprise looking to its
development
The Dispatch is a favorite paper in this
county. and is subscribed for both BY
Democrats and Republicans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
SENTENCED.
Ella WILKERSoN FOUND GUILTY.
Verdict, Murder In the First Degree
Policeman EoIlins on Trial

DURHAM. y. C.. March 9.-(Special)-
Ella Wilkerson. whose terrible crime OF
infanticide was noted at the time the deed
was done, was tried on yesterday, and
the jury. after being out one hour, Re
turned the verdict OF murder in the first
degree. The judge will pronounce SEN
tence tomorrow.
Wayland Rollins, the policeman who
shot Sandy Jones several months since
and who was found guilty of manslaugh-
ter. and sentenced To the penitentiary for
five years. had the sentence set aside by
the Supreme Court. ard was granted Il
new trial. The case is now on, the jury
Of twelve men at a late hour this after
noon. having been secured from venire
OF 200
Another Crabtree searching party was
organized to-day. which proposes 10 scour
the country In the direction he vent
which was south, on the Fayetteville road
Ii Is a distressing case, and elicits the
sympathy of the whole community.
Last night at Burlington, Alamance
county, J. NJ. Stinson. a restaurant keeper.
shot at John Mcpherson. Three balls
passed through McPherson's clothes Stin-
son gave bail 10 appear at next court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
REV DR.. C. w. DAME, OF DANVlLlE'
The Venerable Divine Writes Io"eh'hs
Latter to His Congregation.

Letter to His Congregations
DATVIIIE. VA. March 29.-(Spe ;ial)-
For some time past it has been known
that Rev. Dr. G. w. Dame. the venerable
rector of the Church Of the Epiphany OIL
mis- city. has been in feeble health ana
that il was only "A question of time as TO
when he would have To give up ms l''pois
in nlinisteriuE regularly Ia ms church an"
congrcgation He has managed ho"eNe',
60 conauct services AT his church ana
- , mission in this city. in spite ~ the
Rad weather !3ut thu crisis has come AT
lac, and il remains to he seen what the
nov vestrv will 10 in the premises
last night "a large congregation gathered
at the church. and. after the election oil
a yestrv. the venerable rector had read
- letter. of which the following Is an eN-
tract. -,
Dearly Beloved Brethrcn.-in the proNl-
dence of God. our Father in the ga year
az my age. the hftE-iith OF my oruIh"-
.ion. and fifty-fourth oi my rec'orSh'p 81
this. Camden parish. the only one "lliVn
over had. / find myself in condi'loh
u.bicb requires me- 10 say 10 YOU that, in
CONSEQUENCE of greatly impaired VISION
and Other physical intirmities, l an not
M. ILL. TO 90 the work which Is rlShty
required OF a rector in building up ana
carving on to its perfection in the teach-
ing. training, picty, and unity OF the spirit.
the membership of parish as large ana
extensive as that Of Camden, ana espe-
c,alv that portion of 1t known as the
church Of the Epiphany, without assist
ance from you.
81 desire you to call a rector or the
church and congregation Of the Church OF
the Epiphany. which is the leading church
of Camden parish. who shall. as SUCH be
vested with all the rights and preroSatives
Of that Office in respect thereto Willie !
retain absolutely the rectorship OF the
remainder of the parish, and reserve CO.
ordinate righ. so long as l live TO preach,
administer all the ordinances, and perform
any and all functions in the church and
congregation Of the Epiphany whenever
any member thereof so desires of me- or
my own wt-ll dictates. but such rcserva-
ton is not in the least TO abrdSe the fun
and complete rights and prerosatives Of
the rector with whom | shall act in full
co-opcra ton, and upon whom shall de-
volve all the responsibilities Of the charge,
and who shall succeed me as rector OF
the entire parish at my death"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
THE COOLEST SNAP AT OAK.
Operations of an Organized Band of
Thieves. Which Is Being Watched.

OAK, VA. March 29-,Special) This
is the coolest snap experienced here for
some time. Yesterday at 6 \. VI. the
mercury stood degrees below freezing
point and the ice was over half an inch
thick No doubt all the fruit is Killed.
II seems there Is an organized band OF
robbers in this section, as some four or
five persons have had their barns and
cOrn-cribs broken into ana a quantity OF
corn and other things stolen. The rob
bcrs draw the staples. break locks and
raise doors off the hinges. Several indi-
viduals are suspected. and a close watch
is kept on them. I've heard many per-
sons say that If they catch them in the
act death will be their portion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
PACE SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
swift Justice in the Rosa Haywood Muir
der Cnse-Mary for Life.

RALEIGH. y. g., March 9.-(Special)-
In the superior Court here to-day the case
OF the State against Orange Page. ex-
convict, and Mary smith. his par1mour.
both negroes Of the lowest type. charged
with breaking tho neck q Rosa Haywood.
was taken up. The crowd in the court
room was the greatest ever seen thrre.
The prisoners were brought in. and they
pleaded not guilty. Two hours were con-
sumed in obtaining a jury. Then counsel
for Mary created a sensation by making
"A motion that she bee permitted 10 with
draw her plea Of not guilty and enter
one OF guilty as an accessory before the
fact. This plea the state accepted.
Pages trial then began. Coroner Buffalo
swOre that ROsa's neck was broken Two
sisters of Mary Smith testified. and then
Mary herself took the stand
She swore that Page murdered oil Rosa
as she lay on her bed the night Of Jauu-
airy 10th; that she aid not participate;
that she fed with Page because he COM
PEELED her and threatened her life. that
even while they were in jail he had
threatened to kill her II she ever betrayed
him.
Joseph Virgins Of Franklin county.
testified while Page and Mary were flee
ing 10 EuSeCOnDe county dlleT the muir
der, they got dinner at his house and paid
for the meal with counterpane and nap
kins which were to-day proved to have
been Rosa's property. Page introduced no
witnesses nor did his counsel speak.
SENTENCED.
The jury was ont only few minutes
and returned verdict Of guilty Of muir
der in the first degree. Judge Hoke SEN
fenced Page 10 be hanged June lst and
Mary Smith to life imprisonment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
MANY Conversions at Crewe.

CREWE. VA. March 29.-(Special)-
Seventeen persons received the ordinance
Of baptism at the Baptist church here
last night.
Mr.. j. Colin Neal. Of your city. was
here this week visiting his old friends.
Miss Emma Bosseau left yesterday for
a visit TO Miss Bcna Fitzgerald, OF Rich
mond.
Miss Bette Pope Of Brunswick Is vis-
iting her sister. Mrs. J. Baxter Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
DEATH OF Mr.. NoRFLEET SMITH.
He Was Brave Soldier But Modest
Man, and Had "a Fine Record.

SCOTLAND NECK, N. c., March o.
Special MIR Norfeet Smith. 4 most
estimable citizen OF the community. died
at his home. one mile from town. last
night at 10 o'clock. For some time his
health had been failing. but recently
he declined rapidly. Deceased was a
foeman of whom no man said aught Of
harm. "He was a brave soldier. but a
modest man. said one OF his COM
rades In arms. In the late war he was
a member of the gallant Scotland Neck
Cavalry. and made fine record as a
soldier.
He leaves large family and a host
OF relatives and friends. being son
Of the late Hon. Richard III. Smith.
Messrs. NJ Hoffman d Brother have
engaged contractor To build new
store for them at their old stand.
DR.. T.. H. Horton. OF Aulander is here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30

NEW MARKET, VA, March 2.-(Spe-
cial.)-SnOw and rain fcll here to-day.
The snow melted in the valley as it fell.
but the Massanutten Mountain, only a
few miles away. is covered to the depth
Of four inches
The funeral Of Or. j. q. Williamson. who
died on Tuesday night. took place here
to-day. He was buried from 81. Mathews
church, Rev. j. y. Snyder officiating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
Balloon Ascension-Steamer Disabled.

WINDSOR, n. c.. March 29.-(Speclal.)
Professor Odel went up in a balloon
Wednesday evening. The crowd In at
tendance was estimated to be more than
three thousand.
The steamer BERTHE. which carries mail
from Windsor 10 Plymouth, lost her
rudder yesterday morning about two
miles below here. and IL Is thought that
she will have To be lowed to Elizabeth
City for repairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
SAUNDERS DIES OF HIS WOUNDS.
Evidence Concluded In tho Jenkins En-
bezxlement Case-Debtors In Jail.


NORFOLK. VA, March 29.-(Special)-
The young man. John Saunders, who, du-
ring row in South Norfolk. was stabbed
I'm the abdomen by another young man
named Edward Il. Harrell. died at the
Retreat for the Sick to-day. Harrell Is
In the county jail Saunders leaves wife
and two children. The row which ter
minated so traiScally originated over an
alleged offensive remark made about a
member Of Saunderss family.
The case Of John \. Jenkins charged
with embozzling upward OF 5000 from the
Chesapeake and ohio railroad was before
the CORPORATION Court again to-day The
evidence was completed. and court od-
iourned till tomorrow TO allow attorneys
time 10 prepare instructions.
4 former merchant Of Berkley. on COM
plaint of a Norfolk wholesale grocer, was
yesterday arrested on the Daytime
steamer as an Ascending debtor and put
In fail His wife who was also arrested
was likewise put in Jail to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
In the Hands Of Receivers.

EMPORIA, VA. March 29.-(Special)
The Watkins Lumber Company. which
has been doing quite an extensive lumber
business in this county. has gone into the
hands of receivers. The order Of injunc-
ton was granted this morning by Judge
-. NJ Bernard, of Petersburg. The re-
ceivers are W. II. Jones. Jr., Of Suffolk.
and ". +. Dial, OF this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30

REIDSVILLE, n. c., March 29.-(Spe-
cial AFTER an illness OF about two weeks
DR.. +. NJ. Matthews, prominent physi-
clan of this place. died at his home this
morning at Z o'clock from la grippe The
funeral services will be held tomorrow
High cold winds, snow. and rain have
been features In to-day's weather for this
section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
The Modern Wuy

commends itself to the well-lnformed, TO
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system and break UP colds. headaches,
and fevers without unpleasant after ef-
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remedy. Syrup OF Figs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
FIERCE FLAMES IN FARMvlLLE.
Resulting In Great Alarm to Citizens, But
Little Damage to Property.

FARMyILLE. VA. March zs.-(Special)
Between IL and o'clock this morning fire
was discovered In the saloon Of J. l..
Richardson & Co.. in rear Of the large
dry goods store OF II. " Baldwin. situated
on Main street. 1t had evidently been
burning on the inside for some time be-
fore the alarm was given, for before the
engines were ut work fierce flames issued
from beneath the cornices on all SIDES,
seriously menacing the Central Hotel
whch IL adjoining. and the stores OF W.
~. England. George Richardson H. "
Baldwin, and c. c. Jackson q co. Appre-
bending an uncomfortable spread or tne
fire, Mayor Wicker wired the Lynch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
French Gov.rnor. M,r,.~s,

PARIS. March 29.-The government has
received information that NJ. NJ. Poulle
and Dosmoy. respectively Governors Of
the French stations at Bassam. upper
Guinea. on the Gold Coast OF Africa. and
Casamanza. In Gambia. have been muir
dered by natives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
Failed TO AROUsE HIM
DAMAGE OVERESTIMkTED.
Wheat Mt the State Farm Damaged-A
Virginia sheriff at Work.


RALEIGH. y. C., March 9-CSpecial)-
The statement is made 10y many persons
that half the grape crop is killed. At tho
Department Of Agriculture it is said that
the damage is probably oycrestimated. and
that many buds viii 2gain make their
appearance and mature.
There was no frost ;hs morning a rain
having set i'm last night. Nearly all Yego-
tation is much bcdraggled to-day. The
effects Of the great freeze become more
and more apparent.
Superintendent Lcazar. of the peniten-
tary. says that ut one Of the state
farms wheat WAS measured Icy him Mon
day. and was found 10 be- twenty inches
high. lie is sure it is badly damaged. In
all cases where small grain was joniod
il is hurt. The Commissioner Of Agrlcul-
ture says that in this section most Of the
" heat was late.
Early this morning a white man named
House. who is an employee at the cara
leigh cotton-mil here. attempted to com
nit suicide by cutting his throat. He
nearly succeeded and his condition Is
critical.
IN PURSUIT.
The Sheriff of Grayson county. Va. IS
trying to capture the men who releas u
Fields Anderson from Allegheny jail
but 50 far to no purpose.
At Grover. Cleveland county, a night OF
two ago. while the closing exercises Of =
public school were in progress the lower
part OF the building caught fire. \ panic
was narrowly averted. quite number
Of persons were injured hy jumping from
the windows. but none seriously
The Atlantic and North Carolina rail
way applied TO The Railroad Commission
for leave 10 make a change in its freight
rates on lumber. The commission has IT,
self made q rate. The people Of Aurora
made complaint Of discrimination in
freight rates against the Norfolk anl
southern railway. The commission dis
missed the COMPLAINT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
A PROBABLE MURDER
EVIDENCES OF A STRUGGLE AT
WAUCHTON-A POOL OF BLOOD.
siight fIuc to the Murderer-Ninc OF the
Slaughter Lynching Party Indicted
Ben Angles Deep sleep.

WINSTON, ". C., March 29.-(Special.)-
waushton. a village about two miles
northeast of here, Is exercised over
probaple murder. Last night about $50
o'clock a family living n short distance
from the village was aroused by cries or
murder This morning a large pool OF
blood and evidences of a struggle between
combatants. We're found. The wounded
person was tracked about 800 yards to-
wards Winston by the flow OF blood. \
hand-railing Of a log across Waughion
branch was also smeared with blood. Near
the scene a woOllen blanket was found
wrapped in paper bearing the imprint OF
n Winston firm. The firm distinctly re
membered selling the blanket. and de-
scrlbed the purchaser but did not know
his name The officers are using every
effort to secure further particulars OF the
affair.
TURNED STATES EVIDENCE.
Alex. Rose. the member OF the Slaughter
lynching party in Allegheny county, Who
was taken from here 10 Surry county
last week has turned states evidence.
and true bills have been iouHd against
nine persons. six from Ashe county. two
from Allegheny. and one from NilScs.
Rose has been returned TO jail here, but
viii be released by giving a bond Of
$3.50
FAILED TO AROUSE HIN.
Ben. Angle, a young Nirginian. who
went to Walnut Cove to I've some months
ago. was found asleep in his room Tues
day morning. and mp 20 last night the
efforts Of physicians and others 10 arouse
him had proved futile. His breathing
was apparently easy.
The weather continues cold here. and
there was light snowfall this afternoon.
Further reports from the effects OF the
recent freeze confirm he fears OF severe
damage - early wheat. and also indicate
that the injury to tobacco Is greater than
was at first supposed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30

Many prominent citizens and officials
recommend DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
BARTON HEIGHTS !
Cheapest, and Best Located Resi-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30

IGOR RENT, THAT CONYE -St
A NGENT And BEAUTIFUL KEsl--tI
DENCE. containing twelve rooms with tnree
acres OF AM adjoining On the north the resi-
dcnco property of Nr. d. II. Barton. Csruets
viii bc sold o. renter 10 desired. Streef-car inc
within TWO bio. Is. Apply 20
u. e.. BURNETT.
NH 9N.1W First National kt.r.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT. SEVERAL NICE ~
L OFFICES ON the second ana furi "a
lio1rs % Nos. lllJ AMI lllf Nam stree. bee
tween Eleventh auI Twelfth, IN u.ce or3tr.
Also.
that DESIRABLE OFFICE 40. II Eleventh
stree, between Main ami rhHk, recently vacated
BY James II, Cteusbaw, ts1.
n. SELDOM TAYLOR 81 son,
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.