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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
FIREWORKS EXPLODE
A Whole Block Of Buildings Destroyed
In Consequence.
AT LEAST TWO LIVES LOST.
One Of the BODIES Found In the
uuins-Thc Other Not Yet Recover
G1-A Fireman Quite seNe'e''
Hurt.

LYNN. MASS, July 3.-At 1879 O'CLOCK
,,,s forenoon there was an explosion OF
fireworks I'm front of the l.. A. May COM
psnv store In the Sycamore Hotei p'oeA'
corner OF Union and Mulberry streets. az
a Temporary counter erected outs'ae u
tho stor. on the sidewalk. Immediately
The whole mass OF fireworks was apiaHe'
and fusillade Of exploding rockets. can
nor-crackers. bombs, etc, startled every
body in Central Square. A. Il. Sunipso"'
who was in charge of the fireworks oo"''-
ter. WAS knocked against the glass iro"'
of the building. but was not injured.
The flames communicated to the store
Of the L.. A. May Company, ana spreau
with alarming rapidly. The fremen uin
not get the ALARM and for nearly 'i'ee"
minutes the flames had everything ther
own way. general alarm was hhahy
sounded. Half an hour after the nfe-
works had exploded the entire DOCK
which was four stories HIGH, OF pfich'
about 100 feet in extent on Union street
ana more than that In depth. was mass
of flames. ~ " o'clock the hre WIS
under control and confined 10 the saga
more Hotel block.
FIREMAN INJURED.
The heat caused an explosion which
blew out the plate-glIss front of the il.
A. May Company's store. and Injured one
fireman-Sidney Green-who was hur,
quite severely.
The book-keepers in the l.. A. May
COMPANY store did not have time even 10
save their books and papers on the desks
A witness claims TO have seen boy
light slow match TO fire OFF the crack
ers.
The employees OF the J.. A. May Com
pany were enveloped go quickly In smoke
and flames that they had difficulty IN
making their exit. All but two were sue
cessful James +. Winslow and Harry ;.
Hicks, who were working on the mira
floor back when the explosion occurred
did not have time TO escape.
The body of Hicks was found IN the
ruins this evening. burned 10 crisp. his
Identification being possible only by
fragment of his neck-scarf.
Wnslow's body has not been recovered.
Loss on the property destroyed, about
$1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
CIvIL-sERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
Circular Giving This Years schedule
and Other InfOrmatiC

WASHINGTON. July "A circular
Issued by the Civil Service Commission
gives a schedule of the examinations 10
be held In the last six months or THIS
year. The share of appointments received
by Alaska. Arizona. Delaware District of
Columbia. Maryland Montana. Nevada.
and Wyoming Is al present exc sssiye. and
no applications for any departmental ex-
aminations will be accepted from legal
residents OF these States, unless there is
q failure to secure eigibles from other
States
Applications from residents OF these
States and Territories Will, however, be
accepted for railway-mail-service and In
dian-seryice examinations.
California, Colorado. Connecticut. Flori-
da, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Massachu-
sets, Michigan. New Hampshire. New
Mexico, New York. North Carolina. Ohio.
oregon. Pennsylvania, Vermont. Virginia,
Washington, and West Virginia have also
received an excessive share Of appoint
ments, and no applications for the clerk.
copyist, Waterman. or messenger exami-
nations win be received from them. Resi-
dents there will. however, be allowed 10
take the examinations for raiiwsy-mail
and Indian-service and for all depart
mental examinations.
The circular calls attention to the ad-
vertisements OF individuals and bu-
reaus claiming TO have special informa-
ton OF value to applicants for positions
and special facilities for preparing them
for civil-service examinations, and says:
NO person has any Information Of i'm
portance to applicants which canno: be
obtained without cost from the pamphlet
furnished by the commission. and all
claims 10 the contrary arr. therefore. mis-
representations. Some OF the so-called in
formation furnished By these bureaus -
actually incorrect and misleading. The
commission does not wish to deter 2ppli.
cants from the pursuit Of studies which
will III them for the puo::c service. even
though such studies be along the special
line OF the examinations for which they
are preparing. but II does advise against
examining along the narrow limits Of sam
pie questions. because such process is
n failure as preparation for passing an
examination and entirely worthless ms
a qualification for the service Of the gov
eminent. IL In right and proper for app.i
cants 10 attend any well-estabished
school at their own home aud refresh
themselves in studies but they are advised
against paying fees with a view 10 special
preparation b. correspond nee WITH IN
situations claiming special facilities for
Information which cannot be procured H..
rectly from the commission. such
claims are groundiess. anu stamp me
person or Institution making them as
fraudulent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
NurderOus Assault on ship-Bonrd.

APALACHICOLA. FLA. JIiy 3.-As the
schooner George l.. Drake sailed out
from Galveston. the mate. Il. ;. Sweet.
was attacked by a colored sailor-Nel-
son Gardner-who succeeded In stabbing
him in the back. The sailor had the
mate down on the deck, when the cap
tains wife came up with a pistol In
her hand, and, drawing n bead upon the
sailor. ordered him TO desist or she would
al him full OF lead. With the revolver
aimed at his head, there was no choice
but to obey. and he was soon placed in
irons. Upon arrival at Apalachicola he
was carried TO jail. where he is now.
Fortunately for the mate. the knife was
fastened around the negros neck, and
this assisted the mate in escaping. Card
ner was erraigned and put under a 81 100
bond. which he failed 10 give.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
CCRBETT-FITZ FIGHT SETBACK.
Comptroller Ffniey Says That Pn2i-
liam I'm Texas Is Unlawful.

AUSTIN, TEN. July S.-state-Comp-
troller Finley yesterday gave the projec-
tors of the Corbett-F1,zsimmon contest at
Dallas a setback. In a letter TO the TAX
Collector of Dallas, he says: After care
ful examination and consideration % the
question presented l have reached the
conclusion that while the act Of 1879 pro-
vlded for an occupation-tax OF 500 Ter
every fight between man and man. the
Legislature of this State has b. suose-
uuent enactment made II unlawful for any
person 10 voluntarily engage in puGl-
listic encounter for money. That the ef-
feet of said act was TO repeal so much
Of the act OF 1859 as permitted an occu-
pation-taX 10 be charged for nights De-
tween man and man has been decided oy
our Court Of Criminal Appeals. You are
therefore. respectfully advised that this
department will not attempt 20 iegaiize
the proposed pugIlistic encounter In THIS
State by the issuance OF a license there
for. or by authorizing you as Tax-Coiisc-
tor of Dallas county TO receive any sum
OF money from any person az license
tax for such performance, when the same
Is manifeetly unlawful and has been so
expressly declared By the people OF Texas
through their Legislature"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04

(GaA HamiltraJ
\ thousand busy Gnsers
Day and nipht
Weave a w0nJi0u3 web o. mingled
Shade ana Hight
oh the glory OF Is beauty
As u swildy - cnrol.li
Oh. the shining OF it, silver threads.
The flashing oi its gold
The devices quaint ana ,rarr
Which the hickering and the cleaning
or It's mystic ;issue bedr'
Bright as the dew
TO the lily cup given.
Soft as the blue
or the midsummer heaven
Slowly, slowly. slowly
The brONHing gold grows dim,
Tile busy ringers silently instead
Weave IN the darkness OF @ sable thraf.
The early sp.eudor waNeth cold aut ...I
A. when al vcspcr hour
\ cry OF human woe shan oy,rrlNer
The jubilaie Of q choral hymn
For the child asleep on th. mothers
Is the marvellous web begun.
When the daisies bloom 60 ODE o,l MAS
grave
The web OF Hfe is d0Ue.
Bending from Heaven.
Joyous or faefi-E.
Angels Saich OVER
Tine web in Dos weaving.
How shall the garment be wroueht -
That your Foui may stand
Crowned end cNultant at God r-i
harl2
No richer gem 'u the dl8fem
EncirCliur "a monarch brow app'lu
Than ihe priceless pearls OF a u9.h
tears
For q charm srdinst the tomp'er .r..4
Weave lr the gold ~ a. mother Ira. ....
Tin. of fl'e hood
GIsttn tas. never;
Truth .l0u. lurDfl
Forever and ever
Brave boo th. msnf 81 % Wom ans =,
The strength ot hcrl.5 s0u.
So shall your garments De- ailA.n s1I
When YOU reach tho distant goal
But str0ng a. the knights ~ lon a
When they went forth 10 Gght W.ih t 2
amor on.
.. dearly loved.
When the day Is done.
May angels re.Oice
In victory won.
And YOUR robes BE- free from travel s,
Washed In the blood or the lamb t.t
was slain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
CRAIGIE DIVORCE SUIT.
Complaint of the Novelist, John
oliver Hobbs"

LONDON, July 3.--The trial OF the
action for divorce brought against her
husband by the novelist, Mrs. craig'e'
known TO the literary world as John
Oliver Hobbs" began before Justice Sir
Francis Jeune this morning. Mrs. CTaigie
accuses her husband OF cruelty etc.
In her complaint she sets forth mat
her maiden name was Pearl Iicharos'
that she was born in the United States
and married her husband In 1887. when
she was 10 years of age Mr.. Craisie be-
ing an official in the Bank of England
During the first fortnight OF the!r honey
moon, which was spent ia Southern
France. she had suffered In health, ana
subsequently her husband threatened To
shoot her
Mrs. Cragie also alleges In her com
plant that her husband had repeatedly
given his friends to understand that she
had given her consent TO his attentions to
other women.
Mrs. Craigie was richly dressed In
brown silk, and showed much emotion
as she was called to the witness-stand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04

mint OF the Board OF Trade OF Troy
Ala. TO the commission. charging ths ue
PENDANT railroads with having violated w
long ard short-haul clause CT 'he 'h.e'
state-commerce act. In charging Dig,
rate Of freight on certain classes Oh soo1s
TO Troy than TO Montgomery, 'he goo-s
hauled 10 the latter place passing 'hio"s"
Troy. -. 49, corr,
In Diminishing the complaint '"e 49,,
,ays tbe .oplicat,on Of the act referred
20 Is largely modified by circunsiances Oh
location. competition. etc. ana that ,nis
case IN not one 10 which the provisions
of the act are intended 10 apply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
Three Hanged Together.

MARYSVILLE. MISS. July S.-Bob
Puryis. Griffith Hubbard, and Gran, VII
son. negroes. were hanged here to-day
on one scaffold and al one drop for the
murder OF Dr. ii. A. King. fatboa' NOR
chant, whose boat they intended 10 plum
der The negroes were, however, driven
away by Kings wife with her husband 5
wee CONS, and their crime realized them
nothing but punishment. All confessed.
There was great crowd present. but no.
thing sensational occurred 10 mar the i'm
pyesslveness O! The occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
Morton Against n Texas Coionei.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. July 3.-Colonei
hbner Taylor. ex-msmber OF Congress.
and leading member OF the Farweii. chi
cago syndicate which built the Iexas
state Capitol. ana received In return
great many million ceres Of state iahu-.
recently addressed a letter 80 Secretary
Morton criticsns his order for the ad-
mission Of Mexican cattle over the Texas
border duty-free. Secretary Morton mas
given out his reply. in which he INDUCES
In some very sarcastic comments upon
Colonel Abner Taylor ana hts associates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04

Gees, and nreproof paper and canvas will
also be utilized
The nacess,ty for this new departure
OF the Navy Department was shown 10
Secretary Herbert after the battle b.
tween The fleets OF japanese and Chinese
chips at the mouth Of the falu river.
Nearly al, the Chinese ahips caught nre.
and they were no; only materially weak
ened for that reason. but other ships were
co.npsllel 10 come TO their assistance
Hereafter all combustible material used
In the construction Of war-vessels VIII
be made az nearly iireproof as possible
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
Alabama COurf-;iouse burned.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, July "a spe-
cia 10 the Advertiser from Centre. Ala.
says: About midnight last night fire was
discovered In the rear of the courthouse,
and the entire building was soon In
flames Kerosene had been poured on
the floor. and nothing could check the
fire. The books and records Of the Chan
Gerry Court, Sheriff, and TaxColiector
are lost. II Is thought the vaults in the
Probate and Clerks Office are all right.
Loss. about $4,000. with insurance on
building OF $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
EfIicd While Alternating Murder.

QUINCY. ILL. July 3.-Heary Dumers
ii negro. was shot and killed here this
morning at . O'Clock By Policeman HAZE
wood while numbering young girl named
Mary Smith. When discovered Dumers
had his knees on the girls body while
with his right hand he dealt blows with
en- uely-lcolk.ng hntcher-knife. Dumers
attacked the officer. and the latter killed
Dumers Tie girl is In dangerous con-
d.fiCn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
: ttempts to Burn observation-disclosures.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. July 3.-Three deter
mined. but unsuccessful. attempts were
made early last night 10 burn the Mecca
pertinent building. big flats occupying
the entire block at Thirty-fourth street
and State street. The greatest excite
men prevailed among the members Of the
eight families occupying apartments III
the building. and during the evening thou
sands Of people gathered in the streets
to watch the enorts of the iiremen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04

OTTAWA. ONT, July 5.-The Parlia-
mentary Commission appointed to con-
slider the criminal code has altered the
section relating to gambling and
gambling houses so to render
liable persons who conduct such
places in Canada. whether the
races. or games. or fights, upon which
the bet Is made take place in Canada
or elsewhere. This is 10 cover pool-rooms
which bet on races that take place In the
f'uifed States
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
IlIghxXaNnlcn Shot To- Dcnth.

CHICAGO. I'LL. July IA special to
the Chronicle from Nogales. Ariz.. says:
FOuI CT the Ave men who held up the
paymaster OF the Nacasari Copper Com
pany June 18th were captured 10y the au-
thorites Of the State Of Sonora, Mex,
and Sunday they were taken to the scene
of their crime and shot to daath. under
the new law providing for the punishment
of train and stage-robbers in Mexico.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04

ATCHISON. KAN, July 3.-For the FIRST
time In five years there Is not an open
saloon In Atchlson. The Board Of Me
tropolltan Police Commissioners. acting
upon positive Instructions from Governor
Morrill,, ordered all saloons 20 close az y
o. clock last night, and remain closed this
afternoon. Twenty-seyen' saloon-keepers
who have been doing business in Atchi-
son obeyed the order TO the letter. They
have been allowed 10 run In consideration
Of monthly in-s % $50 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
BISMARCK MUCH BETTER.
He VIII Probably Go 10 Casfetn to
Recuperstc.

FRIEDRICHsRUHE, July s.-Prince
Bismarck H. much better this morning.
and Is in no respect In a dangerous or
even serious condition. In consequence
OF the alarmist news which got abroad
Yesterday, however. kilograms have
poured in from all directions inquir.ng
anxlously as to the eX-Chanceilor's con-
dltion. These inquiries stimulated the
Prince greatly, and later In the day he
walked down 10 the castle Gate and ga
luted the people gathered there. talking
a few minutes each with some of them.
He will probably 30 TO Gastein 10 re-
cuperate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
.DryGn Speaks at Atlanta.

ATLANTA. GA. July 3.-Ex-Congress-
man William J. Bryan made free-sl-
yer speech before the Atlanta Chateuqua
Assembly tonight. He had great au-
d.enee, seven-tenths " whom were with
MIN lie stated that The silver senti-
men. Is growing steadily every day.
anl he annoUncel his belief In q Victory
sor Il Al the nest national election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
To Sell Her Jewels.

SAN FRANCISCO, cali. July 81, is
stated tha, Mrs. Leland Stanford VIII
soon 20 TO Europe to sell her jewels. 80
that She may apply the proceeds - car
rylrg OF the Leland Sianfcr1. Jr. Uni
yerslty. n, palo Alto. The need CT ready
money Is given rs the object. The Jew
els are valued az ;i.o0."r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
,,,r-nnd-shor,-Hnu, Cluus-

MONTGOMERY. ALA. July 3-The
United Suites Circuit Court for the Middle
District OF Alabama to-day rendered de-
ois,on In thu ease Of the Interstate Com
mcrce Commission agans, the Alabama
Midland ra,,way OF N. The case was
originally brought into court on com
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
Huib Der shoes To he Derrer.

NEW YORK. July "A New Bruns-
wick. n. J.. special says: The price Of
rubber shoes viii he advanced per cent.
September LIST. notice 10 that effect haY-
Ing been sent ont by the United States
Rubber Company. branch Of which H.
located here. All the rubber companies
In the country save one is In tine trust.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04

CHARLESTON. s. c.. July 3.-The
steam-yacht Puzzle put In here to-day
FOR repairs. She halls from Brunswick,
Ga, and is supposed 10 be a Cuban fli-
buster. After making some light re-
pairs to her machinery the Puzzle steam
ed out OF the harbor and went 10 sea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
wARsnirs TO Ep FIRE-pnOoFED
The Necessity f0i surh Course
shown by the rutfle of the smiu.

WASHINGTON. July S--unaer orders
from the Secretary Of the Navy, Chief
Constructor Hitchborn has under aiken
the work OF making frcproof all parts
CT naval vessels that can be 10 tsEenied
The woodwork win be subjected to a
areproof yenecring by an electrical pro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
A Dook-kceDer aI.ssIpu.

CHARLESTON. W. VA, July al. T.
McCiung. manager and book-keeper for
The pie-River Boom Company, is mystic
rIously missing. lie was az 10 O'clock last
Sunday night at the dock. His hat was
found where he had been rowing His
accounts are straight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04

HOWARD, :. d.. Jelly ga boiler-ex-
ploslon in the Howard Rol,er-Mllls yes-
tcrday aiInost destroyed the building, XIII
81 the engineer AMI seriously injured
ave other pcopls. three probably fatally.
The two proprietors or the mill are not
expected TO live. Less on BUILDING. s20,-
90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04

tbs Harvard stroke. while 'Ae lnb,.ss
Wort, and coaching arc modelled mar
Yale. Last year W. had n member % ft.
HarysrG crew az adviser Ter aliss T.
and tho stroke was more Ike Ilafrar.
Tails year the Influence o. Yale Is rs...
fest "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
w,ues .dynuced no Per Conf.

SCRANTON. Pa. July 3.-The Boles
steel car-Whee. Works. employing 200
men. to-day advanced wages 10 per cent
TO 20 into effect from July LIST. Works
are crowded with orders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
Irish-smerfcnn Appeal.

NEW YORK. July 9.-The Irish indie
pendent party. OF America. tonight IS.
gIed a manifesto attacking the la'e
Liberal administration, and calling for
funds for the support OF the Parnellltes
IN Parliament.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
IssurUcc of Gold Dor,;s.

SAN ANTONIO. TEX, July 3.-The
question Oh the lssrane, of $4,000 three
three-year goli bonds was voted upon
to-day. and resulted in the carrying Of
tas proposition by a vote OF 10 70 J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
WEATHER BUREAU CEiEr.
WILLS l.. Moore Appointed 10 Sue
coed Professor Harrington.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. July S.-Willis
l.. Moore, local forecaster Of the Wea-
Their Bureau. was to-day appointed Chief
of TIE Weather Bureau 10 succeed Pro-
lessor Mark W. Harrington. removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04

CHARLESTON. W. VA. July 3.--Tha
street-car line, the water-works. and the
eiectric-ight and Gas plants have been
sold TO a New York syndicate. The
price paid has not been made public
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
puEMrEgs or FIFTY YEARS.
Heads of british Ministries from '"e
Thine Of Peel.

The following table shows the do'e oi
entering upon the Office and the length
Of service OF the Prime MINISTER'S VI
England in the last half century De-
ginning with Peers second adnihis'ra-
ton:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
MONEY LOANED

on IMPROVED CITY REAL EslAl.
at per cent. No commission rlf -
for trust deeds. nor Tor recording
a.. X. LAbl.
Special Loan a.. a.
Northwestern Mutual Life.lnsYran.f 20
Je Z5-3m Nv east MAN ir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
pIssoLuTIoNs & rtRTNrRsurs.

Richmond. Va. JOY B. r.
THE FIRM OF q. = TANlpH d.
in this day dissolved bv TIE m.t-.I
sent Of al parties interested. AT
having claims Bsairst tie nlm VII
present them a. ". T. TAYLOR.
who are indebted TO the arm 1913 '''
settle promptly. e
NJ =. TAYLOR a soN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
strike for Wage incren.c.

CLEVELAND. o.. July 3.-The Ameri-
can Wire conpany's 80 wire-drawers
went on strike today for a 10 per cent.
Increase In wages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04

Referring 20 the above. we b.g % pr.
nounce that the undersigned have
co-partnershlD under Toe u4m
s,yle Of TAYLOR & NlLkiNeoN, ~
VIII continue % conduct ne Lati. =.
GENERAL FEEp- DEALERS at gu Ia
stand u N. - TAYLOR s. Sl1 -
Marshall street We solicit tle -
ance OF the PATRONAGE given the I'D
aad anl b. glad O. serve th0
the best goods az moderate
RosDectfuily, " n. TANLi......,,.
IN i--t r. T. VILLAIN 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
NOTICE. OF PARTNENsI

THE UNDERSIGNED bANi.,f
formed a partnership. amber ttt
JAMES GORDON 4 60, WI r'..-
the METAL AND GRlNDsf'NH .......
ness At No. ID south fourte ii" p. III
tPe@rl blOck ami repository '"t.. 3
patrorare Oh th-ir fr!fnds aad W.
generally. JAMES Ht..,t,nlN
~ 2-eOd3t How Atsp w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
Know Hoods Cured
Because It Made Pure Blood.

81 vas all run down aud could n. sleep
a. night on account OF the continuous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-04
MISS HILL AFTER POINTS.

II has been Miss Hilrs endeayor 70
secure a stroke which is scientifically
correct and 70 this end last year one
OF the Harvard crew went 70 Wellesley
as crTach for some time. This year Miss
Hill mas visited quite number OF col
leges, with the result that she has been
enabled 10 greatly improve the stroke
and inbOard work Of Wellesley. She was
at Poughkeepsie while the crews were In
training. and also at New London.