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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-08-24

says that all there is Of this world is "a
little conversation" Whether it is worth
while or not depends upon the kind.
Mrs. Blossoms salon" has the char
acteristics OF French woman's, the
light thrust and parry, touch and go,
and delicate all1sion Of Recamier.
Frederick Anderson and Miss Julia
Anderson, his sister, Of st. Louis, spent
few days in this city, the guests OF the
family OF L. c. Burr. They arrived Sat
urday and left Tuesday. Monday even
ing a delightful sailing and dancing
party was given in their honor at Bur-
lington Beach. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Lew Marshall, Mr.and Mrs. c.
L. Burr, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Burr, Earl
Bridgeman, w. E. johnson, Miss Maud
Oakley, Miss Name Carson, Miss Helen
Burr, Owen Oakley, r. NJ. Joyce, W. F.
Meyer, Howell OF Omaha.
A recent letter from Mrs. Garfield
contains interesting news OF her Colum-
bus home and surroundings. She says
the presidents house is an old one in
the corner Of an older orchard. 1t Is
being altered to suit the needs of the
new occupants. The old kitchen,
closets, pantrys and bed room are
being taken out to make one long studio
34xl5 feet, with big window. All who
knew the large studio Mrs. Garfield
occupied in her first home here, with
its divans, rugs and draperies can
picture her in her new studio.
Mr.. Garfield junior, affectionally
known as Jimmie, is in business in
Columbus and will remain there
through the winter. He likes Columbus
very well. though his heart is with his
old comrades in Nebraska whom he
never wished to leave.
Miss Garfield has just returned from
Vermont where she has been spending
the summer.
SOCIETY The CoURIER's regular cor
IN respondent in Omaha sends
OMAHA the following notes OF Omaha
society.
About the first of September Mr..
Wallace Broatch will go east and return
to his Alma Mater, Yale, for a post
graduate course. 1t is his intention
after studying two years more, to get a
tutorship in some college.
Mr.. Henry T. Clark and Mr.. John T.
Clark are in New York.
Judge and Mrs. Gown gave a small
dance last Satur day evening for Miss
Gown and Mr.. Will Gown.
Mr. Luther Drake and Mr.. Charles
Saunders have returned from their trip
through the Yellowstone National Park.
Mrs. McKenna entertained informally
at luncheon on Monday.
Miss Mary Nash returned from Excel
sior Springs Tuesday.
Mr.. Netherton Hall went east last
Sunday. He will be away about three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lomax are home from
Colorado.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. E.
W. Nash gave very enjoyable dancing
party for Miss Adelaide Nash and Mr..
Fred Nash.
Mrs. Jos. Barker entertained at lunch
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Blossoms guests are
always happy. A pleacant and exhil-
arating lunch was served. The enter
tainment was conversation. Emerson
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Beeson gave a
little party on Wednesday evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Lippincott,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs j, A. Buckstaff, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
B. Ogden, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Townley.
DR.. and Mrs. Ladd, Mr.. j. B. Wright,
Mr.. Walter Hargreaves. Mr.. r. J..
Greene.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
Company & Wants to Disbnnd.

Company G. Of the First Regiment or
Virginia Volunteers met In their room. ut
the armory. last night Tor the purpose or
olecting first lieutenant IN place OF MI
John r. Hostead. resigned.
Twenty-seven members Of the company
were present. Second-Lieutenant Bever-
ley ". Randolph was the only candidate.
but in spite of this fact. in neither Of the
three ballots cast did he receive the re-
Quisite quota Of votes, the highest num-
Der cast being twenty-five. on the first
ballot or just one short Of what was
necessary. After the third ballot II was
moved that a petition should be drawn
up signed by the members and forwarded
TO the Governor, praying that he dissolve
the company. and setting forth the utter
lack Of harmony in the organization. and
the hopelessness Of arriving at any salts
factory settlement. With one or two cN-
ceptons all present signed the petition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

TcuniS-PIaycr~ Or@anirc - contest
Proceedings withdrawn.


STANTON, "a. June lspecialJ-
4 Coodly number ~ our tsunis-phyers
have organized a club. called the stanton
Tennis club. and have laI out pretty
tennis courts on the Mcmahon property.
north Augusta street. The courts are
open 20 ladies' Az day Saturdays. and on
Tuesday and Thursday MORNINGS. The
club members aye NE -rs Rudolph Bum
gardner. Tuily X Wolihousc. ". Il.
Tvec Charles '1tleu. H. II. B.ease.
Hampton H. Wavt. q. +. r. Nelson. f.
Lacy Gibson. j. Baldwin Codivan. Robert
y. Bhckford. Herbert }. Taylor. william
8. Pratt. Hush n. Kerr " alter - Haiti
hen. ali j. s. HCrsley.
Ni-- Lucy Ice Powell VIII leave in a
few days for Harvard COLLEGE. "here she
Will take "a summer course ia pedagogy.
Next session she will bee a member of the
faculty of the Virginia Female Institute.
tie celebrated school NJ which the widow
Of General j. T. q. Stuart is principal
Miss Glenn Atkinson Is expected % re-
turn from Baltimore this week, where
She has been visiting friends for the
month r1st
Dr. j. shelton Houseley. OF this city. has
I'm the June uuuh.r of thc New YORK
Medical Record am interesting article de-
scrihrS an operation performed By
h.m-the dG.cu,, piece ~ surgery OF am
pIfarne % i04 4t tae tuish-j1int by the
81 Edward Eurruss. o. Richmond. is
in ;usa The guest of ar. and Mrs j. T..
Taylor
5r. Archie Gone. Of Richmond. is
spending the Ueea with friends az Fort
I-Ftr... be- AI.U~.1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

said to- he In II Critical Conditi0n--
CIV. NucCorLIc ut UIu,Grld.

POCAHONTAS. VA. June 2l-s2e-
cialj-Analrs on the Elkhorn are said 10
be in a critical condition. Twelve ope-
rators are trying 20 resume work The
Powhatan mine operators are building "a
stockaIe around their mines TO defend
them from the strikers. 4 large meeting
was held at COdllale this morning. after
which the strikers formed a. procession,
and. with a brass band AT their head.
marched 10 Simmons and Joined another
meeting. During the speaking Governor
O'Ferral aud Major S.mons came ia TOR
round OF abuse.
Webb and Lawloss have been at var
rance as TO the policy % b. pursued by
the strikers. and. the bulk OF the strikers
siding with Iawess. Webb has announced
his determination 10 leave the hcld. Pro-
visions are being hauled from the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad t. the strikers
Two large wsEon-loads were received to-
day
Governor MacCorkle is now a, Blue
field. and VIII come TO Pocahontas to-mor-
row morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
Dots from Durham.

DURHAM. y. c.. June 2L-lSpeciaL)-
Mr. &. II. Norton. OF this place. has been
given the contract for the addition % the
factory OF the Durham Cotton Manu-
featuring Company. Tie addition is % be
made 10 the west Al ~ tle present build
ing. and is 20 boz 5lx9S feet. two stories
high, with basement. Tn.s IS commonly
known as the East Durham factory. ana
Is one OF the most prosperous manufac-
turing enterpr.s IN the STATE. 1t is Dur
ham oldest cottCn-miI
IL is sad taat thc Blackwell Durham
Tobacco Company have large orders 10
M. which Will recessltatc the shipment
~ more than $4,000 pounds OF tobacco
between now and ;he lsi oi July.
TIE revenue receipts from the sale OF
stamps here to-day amounted 10 some
thing over S3.-1.
Air :. e. Bruce. who has lived in Dur
h'l for the pa z twenty yeqt. where he
he!4 the position OF foreman on one Of
our papers, left TO-DAY for Pittsboro'. y.
G., where has accepted a position in
the ONCE OF tie Chatham Record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
THE snEEHI-BI RkE INITIALS.
Marriage nt II. pctcr's aud Followed
iiN ~ Pleasant Rcccufirn

\ quiet but pretty wedding took place
"a; 81. Peters Cathedral yesterday after
noon at . O'Clock, the contracting parties
being Miss Mary Josephine Burke and
Mr Patrick j. Shcehy. The ceremony
was performed by Very Rev. Father
Friou The bride. who is the daughter
OF Mr. and Mis-. Michael Burke. OF Gi2
south Third street, ana ;hc sister OF City
Sergeant John J.. Burke OF Norfolk. was
becomngly attlred in handsome dress
OF white satin, with pearl trimming. and
carried q bouquet Of brides roses Miss
Katie Hcaiy. OF Richmond. and Miss
Cecilia Callan. 81 Baltimore. were the
brides maids. They wore very pretty
dresses OF white organGie trimmed in
satin. and carried clusters OF carnailon
roses.
The groom, who IS q popular employee
Of Messrs. Kingan * Co. was supported
by Mr.. William VI. Burke, the brother
OF the bride az best man. while Messrs.
Joseph l.. Burke. Charles j. Yardley.
anl Harry Middleton acted as ushers.
\ sumptu0us gepcs' was served AZ the
residence % the brides parents after the
ceremony. and the festivities were kept
mp until late hour. a. large number
OF costly presents testified 10 the pOpu-
larity OF 'hc happy pair
nr and Mrs Shcchy ieft on the 7
o'clock train last night FOR a tip 20 the
North
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
THE NORTHERN NECk.
Believers in Hicks DisnppOinted-
The Famous Big Man.

CONFORM. King GEORGE COUNTY.
VA, June -lSpeciaL)-M Many of our
people are firm believers In Hicks. the
weather prophet, and some Of them would
rather experience the awful phenomena
predicted by him. than for single
prophesy to fail In his June forecasts
Professor Hicks warns the people of a
rough period from the lf.h % the 2o-h.
and many Il King Georgian looked for
ward t. that period with fear and trem-
bling. having long before arranged their
affairs 20 meet the dreaded emergency
as best they could Many h1y-stac0
was rush up by starlight in order 10 be-
ready by the 18Th. iu- when the 18th.
18th. 18TH. ana l9tn passed WlthOu, even
st.u brcez. Or floating cloud the size
of q mans hand 'he Hicks disciples be-
gan o. show signs OF disappointment.
"and all. with one consent began 10 make
excuse They explained that while cy-
cionic and tornado developments. etc.
had not come 10 pass here, the prophcsies
had no doubt been fulhiled some where
in the world
THE FAMOUS BIC MAN.
Dr. G.. r. Green'aw. of Washington, u.
c. visited lis country nome i'm stafford
last week, and also paid a brief visit %
frIords bsra ua is fha famous "b,a
man " but having re5ucal ON s.c,iint ~
,,.,r,,, weather D.. o.ly ,y.fgbs e.0. ,.,,-.ie
,.,,, So, a.. 49,, ,,,... ,..,,,,.is i.s. t,,..
t.s -. ,..'i..,+ H.. So.
h.,,,,,f.,l cofi modal frscribeI. .pr
a. ~ Grsanlav.. l01 ward. dash River
Won. sontemhor lNll"
Dr. Greeu.aw is native ot Stafford
,,,.., ,of,,itt.,.rd.~, his a., r.,~Js
.iy0iriupo,s MS .raniparents. who
died In Stafford some years ago. weighed
400 pouads-the grandfather 1)9
and tie -randmother Boz pounds. tiis
mother at present IN Washington.
weighs fraction unler 800 pounds. AMI
Is active AMI handsome.
Miss Nellie Kennedy who has been
teaching IN the family of AiE Alexander
Pratt. In the upper part of tle county.
left for home jon Orange county several
days ago.
a few OF tho early wheat crops were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
ODD EFFECT OF HEAT.
People Frustrated by II Have cool
Bodies md Moist skin.


That n marked GOODNESS OF the body
should be recognized sign OF heat eN-
haustion seems like nonsense. but is really
sober scientific fact. People who wor.
I'm oyerheated rooms on hot days, whether
their brains or muscles are occupied, SUI
fer from headache, prostration. ana ner-
vous collapse. The temperature or the
body. which should be IS and a fraction.
sinks TO 81 or 80. and the skin Is cool,
pale and moist.
In cases Of heat exhaustion stimulant3
are freely applied 10 quicken the citcu-
latiOn and restore nervous power. For
this purpose nothing equals Dutiy's Pure
Malt Whiskey. which is kept on hand bN
workers I'm offices. factories, shops, laun-
drics-vh ereyer men and women, with u
living to earn. must toll on in the heat.
Our American summer H. an awful
drain on the vital force. To sustain the
tagging energy during the torrid weeks.
Duny's Pure Malt Whisky Is OF the
greatest possible benefit. and for that rea-
son is highly priced by the great body
OF honest. svif-rcspcctins working people.
IL IS an article for the home. It's purity
and acknowledged medicinal value make
# a treasure IN the family. especially IN
the hot months. when. in cases Of cmer-
gency. the prompt use Of the superb
stimulant may avert disaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
IMPROVEMENT At THE COLLEGE,.
Home and Offices for .hc President
other Changes

AT the recent meeting OF the trustees
Of Richmond College. the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings Of the college was
directed TO assign one Of the residences
TO President Boatwright and 10 III it mp
comfortably for his family, and also to
arrange for an Office and reception-room
in the main building. suited in comfort
and dignity 10 the new Office which they
had created.
The trustees have also long desired TO
give the publi1 Better facilities Cor trans
acting business with the college and pro-
v.ding for tho comfort of visitors and
these considerations enter into tho pro-
posed improvements. as well as the ac-
knOwledced demands Of the new departure
in official government.
With these changes and improvements
in view, the president Of the board made
the wise choice of Trustee J. j. Monta-
cue as chairman Of the committee Mr..
Montague's well-kuown judgment, taste.
and experience gave the college the at
tractiye and convenient professors resi-
dcnccs erected "A few years ago.
The committee met yesterday afternoon
in the office Of the superintendent Of
grounds ana buildings and transacted a
good deal Of business. Arrangements
were made 10 have the resigniug pro-
IeSSDlS commune lof q lllNt IN tNtlT houses.
il they shall 80 desire. When given mp
the house nearest Franklin street viii bee
designated as the presidents house. and
the superintendent was directed 10 have u
AXed up for the family of Mr.. Boatwright.
II VAS determined. under the advice Of
the chairman. To make new entrance
20 the north wing Of the main building.
and 10 open several Of the rooms on suite
for the ofhca OF the president and for "A
recepton-room for plests. The new door
way viii be reached 10y portico OF grace
ful proportions. and will prove q great
convenience. Mr.. Montague win give per-
sonal surcrintenlencc to the improve
ment
This afternoon the Trustees Committee
on Patronage will meet the reorean-
iZcd faculty. This committee consists OF
Dr. William l.. Hatcher. Messrs. Josiah
Ryland. Z. II. Elicit. John c. Williams.
and Or. y. T. Dickinson. The trustees
believe that each teacher ought 10 inte-
rest himself in a personal canvass. and #
is reported that one Of the most inte-
resting discussions in the late meeting
Of the board was along this line These
VioNs are 70 be pressed and judlcious
canvdsslng done. The members Of the
board themselves viii be more active
than heretofore IN making known the ad-
van'aSes Of Richmond as an educational
centre and OF Richmond College as a
thorough and progressive school OF hlsh-
est excellence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
No ACTION AGAINST THE rnrsr.
New York GrOccrS DO Not Follow
Ncw EngIand's Example.

T-r,-o O.. .... ,....,.,,,,... 40. o.. ,........
! inc members or me wholesale Grocets
/ Association Of New York anI v-n.,y
/ 10 take action against the Tobacco Trust
/ similar. 10 thar take, bv rho combined
..t..t.-.i. ... .....
e''~''' '''o''" '''"9 vi NJ"
/ 1T Elahd. lhe local association, as an
J association, has no agreement or contract
! with tho American Tob,coo P,mnany
! .,,t
"'' o. '"'''''' "a ''' '"' e''' I'"''i'0 7''
GERS VINO We're called upon YESTERDAY
! ana VINO are members OF OBJ" local assoc
! ciauon. stated that as individual arms
J they had contracts With the company
! These contracts, they SAID, dil not pre-
! vent them from selling Che goods Of Other
| manufacturers, ana they dij nor regard
! the contract as being az AN irks1me.
I claiming that it was simply a provision
: for discount that could ba secured poo
via ug that goods We're not sold under thr
/ card prices NJ the company
When asked the direct question.
whether they did sell other paper cigar
cites than those manufactured hy tha
Al ericau Tobacco Company. members 80
TWO of 'ne leading lobhng grocery
houses Acknowledged that they did not,
and explained their action by stating
that there was 30 demand for any other
paper-co'er'd cigarettes man those HOinu'
Idci4Itd by the l"ode'o ituS-
Ine heai OK one or me houses referred
70 mac tht following statement 3estei-
udy mere is no conn arson pel wee"
,i. 'IrN r..- anu " ',1'- vi ~
''''''
~ .'''- '' .i.t. ,.,t.,
~. '....5..'.. " -. 3D.. 49,.
ny ',-...,.....' 49,, y, .,,,,,is, .,,,,-.r.. and
o,,.I...,,. p. ,.t t,.,, 80 .,,,t. iir,i,..i
nrIres lyt tho ,rr,ro.,n4r,s srs MOI
with ga. association. hYt are wirh infl-
viduaI members. or for that matter. with
anybody who desires o. buy Do sufficient
lots o. take advantage OF the terms.
con The other hand. the members ~
The y W LnS.a1d associations are nus
tiefS. I'D f".l' ih't are n".ih'rs' anu 'h'5
"'F' l',in.i assoc 'a IONS ''"l are ''''"1
I'.' wen ~ SAM "'' I1'' In o.
-. i.,,',
- -, o.. '.,,
- s,''' ~. ,So .,,,,, 80 - ,n,
rl,...,.', re-, h.. - - ,.t.l..ti,,
a.,1,,st RE ans, b.os',.. ,n. l,,,., ,..r..iJ
,9t ,,-lr. .,a.,sf t.r,,. ,..tb tb. ,--ra-,f-
zotione Tht4. organizations include th.
BOSTON association. the Portland assocla-
lion. the Providence. the Bangor and
Southern New England associations
These bodies are an under the control ~
the Executive Association or ~ 1oiesa .e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

frame is n pretty landscape sketch Or
the Hollywood monument. and on the
onposite corner an admirable representa-
ton OF the Soldiers and Sailors monu-
ment. with n Confederate banner. beauu-
fully executed, furled around the base. y
monogram. G. &. A.. deftly contrived, ap-
pears on the lower bar. while one carb'ne
and three rlfle-balls imbedded and dis
posed one on each side Of the frame tell
OF the two arms OF the service employed
in the encounter. A musket appears on
the right side OF the frame. and cavalry
sabre on the left. and the two top corners
are occupied by Confederate flags.
The coloring is excellent. the draplng
Of the bunting, and. indeed. the whole
design. IS artistic and cleverly conceiV-
ed. and Is n most interesting and Vaiua-
bic memento OF the late war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
THEI ARE SATISFIED.
senator Marion Bntlcr and Col
leagues Report.

RALEIGH, y. C.. June 2L-Gpecial)-
Senator Marion Butler and Congressman
Shuford and William &. Guthrie to-day
made their report TO the Popullst party
OF North Carolina as ifs delegates TO th.
Memphis BimetaiiG Convention. They
say. The final outcome OF the conven-
ton was entirely satisfactory % us. and
the unanimous adoption OF the resolutions
IS proof conclusive that an bimetalists-
whether Populsts. Democrats or Repub-
iicana-can ana win unite next year ana
pres nj a solid and united front TO the
Democratic and Republican m0uometal-
lists who are arrayed against the Nnan-
cial relief proposed la the Omaha platform
OF the Populist party and now demanded
Internationally by SUCH an OVerWhelm-
ins majority OF the entire American pro-
pie. LIT us extend a hearty welcome I'm
our ranks 90 al men who esteem patri-
ouc duty above mere old party fealty."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
4 Severe Wind and Hain-Storm.

\ severe wind-storm followed by re-
freshing showers. swept over Richmond
between and $50 o'clock Yesterday af-
tcrnoon. strong gale began 20 blow
from the southwest. and It was followed
by a heavy rain. which the wind beat
Vociferously against wlndOw-panes and
into area-ways. Three showcases which
were used In front Of stores were blown
dOwl In the lower sections OF the city
one Of them was in front OF Greenwald's
on east Main street IL was smashed TO
pieces and about $40 worth OF neckwear
ruined. 70 FAR no other damage has been
r.parf,t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
nondS Placed in baltimore.

4 Baltimore special 20 the Dispatch
says.
The Maryland Trust Company ami TIC
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company
Of this city have purchased from tae city
Of Richmond, Va. $4,000 per cent
registered refunding bonds. ISSUED for tho
redemption of outstanding per cent
bonds, which have been called IN FOR pay
ment. The bonds which have been called
in will be received 10y he purchasers
Of the new issue at par and interest 10
July lst. in payment for the new So
cUritics
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
younr Nr. Coopcr Dead.

Mr.. Robert IL. Cooper. formerly 'of
China Grove. y g.. but who recently
came 10 Richmond from Roanoke 20 ac-
cept a place with the Fourqurean-Price
Company. died M tho Retreat for the
Sick at $50 O'Clock last evening. lie had
only been IN Richmond about month.
but had many friends and acquaintancr~
in this city. The deceased w. - years
Of age. and was single. His remains were
taken 70 North Carolina for integment on
the midnight train last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

Elegant styles OF New Shirt-Walsts. made
10 sell Tor 81 apiece. best goods. and
made I'm the best manner, perfect fit
ting 15c. apieCe-sizcs %, %, and IS.
We have purchased a lot OF Fine Main
sock Embroidery. widths ranging from
3 TO 10 inches. valued at from - 20 ooc.
per yard. we offer the choice of the
collection at the low price Of CSC. per
yard.
Bargains IN Tnch-Grade Butter Colored
Null Embroidery. from 20 10 inches
wide. AZ Jess than half tho prices they
sold for one month ago
ter-Colored Nalenclennes Lace. - inch
wide. soc. per piece OF l. yards.
Embroidery SIX. on spools &c. per dozen
spo0ls-all shades.
Knitting SILK on spools. large assortment
OF COllfs &c. Der suUOi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
post-Ofiicc Appointments.

Mr.. Frank NJ. Reade has been appointed
to clcrkship in the mon,y-ordcr de-
partment OF the post-olIice TO succeed
stephen \. Ellison. Esq. who resigned
TO study law al the University OF Viz
ginie.
The department having allowed Post
master CullinCworth an additional els
;rihuting clerk. Mr.. David VI Han has
been appointed and assigned 70 duty in
the free-delivcry system
Open-wire work has been substituted
for the frosted glass that formerly con-
stituted the front Of the m0nog-ordcr
AMI registering department The change
adds 10 both the appearances and comfort
OF that portion of the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
DEATH OF \ COUSIN OF GLADsrONE
David q. steele, a. Farmer. Who
Lived In Jefferson civ, Mo.

\ jefferson city Mo) special says; \
first cousin OF Gladstone died near this city
yesterday. In the person OK David G..
Steele. a Cole-county farmer.
AI,. Steele was born In the town OF Big
gar. IN Scotland. in 1919. and his mother
was an aunt OF the Grand Old Man" lie
came 10 this country az an early age.
lived for while in Virginia and Ohio.
and came to Jefferson city Ia 1875.
lie had no relatives in America. lie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
Memorial Srr,irc..

WILSON y. g.. June eL-tspsclai)-
Last nisni. ~ the Baptist church memo
rial services were held in honor % Mr..
\. y. Daniel, Who died about ten days
ago. The services Wcr. participated In by
the. PTeshy terrain congregation OF this
place. Dr. J. \. Mundry. pastor Of tae
Baptist church, and Rev. Nh. Mclaurin,
OF the Presbyterian church. made hitting
addresses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
A splendid Confederate Painting.

a rarely talented young lady OF this
city who has on several occasions attain
ed distinction IN prize competitions and
his come 10 be recognized as an artist OF
ability and exceptional promise. has late
~ executed an unique and beautiful de-
sign In oils on a picture frame formed OF
pine wood. cut from Bullneld
Al the Tight-hand lower corner Of the