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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-13

ries: and Rear-Admiral Carpenter. ceTn-
manding the United States naval forces
I'm China, has token action boxing 10 tne
relief Of the anxiety OF Americans IN tne
Chinese seaports by providing aoepua.e
means of suppressing any further cut
breaks.
Several cablegrams relative 10 the stu
alton were received to-day by Actlng'Sec-
rotary Adee. OF the State Department. Gnd
Acting Secretary McAdoo. OF the navy
Department
Commander Newell, of the cruiser De-
troit. oabled that mis- vessel arrived AT the
Pagoda anchorage. nine miles from Foo
Chow, to-day on his way 10 the later
place. the nearest port 10 the scene OF 'he
outrages at Ku-cheny and its vicinity.
Admiral Carpenter also clbled mat pc
sailed to-day from Nagasaki for Chee-
Foo. .,
The gunboat Machias. one of the small
est vessels In the navy, which, by reason
of her lesser drfug II. can do bet.er ssi-
vice In those waters than the baltimore
is now at Chee-roo, AMI " II probably so
elsewhere on the Baitin0-e's arrival
The other vesse q Of the Asiatic station
ale distributed III tn,s way: TIE yorktown
is at Shanghai. the Concord at Chemulpo'
Korea the Petrol at Yokohama, ana the
MonOcacy at Pot Arthur.
The State Department has received
reply from Minister DENLY To the instruc-
tions cabled him on the -th Instant, reia-
live to the repo.ted looting Of ArnertHh
missionary property at Ydns-Fuh, near
Foo-Chow. Mr.. Denly says ne urgently
represented the facts to the Tsurg- Ill
Yamen, or Board Of Foreign Anairs, anu
obtained instant promise OF protection Gnu
redress. Yung-Fuh ~ believed by officers
OF the State. Depar- nert to be the same
as Sung-Fuh. Fuy-Pdk, AID inS-iiok'
mentioned in the pres kilograms, tbe
variations In the name being donhte'S iue
10 erroneous transmission over the ttans-
siberian cable. in the course Of when many
prescriptions and repetitions are neces-
sary.
The department has again to-day cahled
Admira! Carpenter regarding i:atteTs in
China, advising him TO keep In close ana
constant communication with Minister
DENLY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-13

LOUISA COUNTY.
Court Dny-pemOcrntic Executive
Committee Meeting.

LOUISA, VA, August l2-tSpeciaL)-
To-day is County-Court-Day, and large
crowd has been here. 1t Is the fourth
consecutive excessively hot day we nave
had. the thermometer ranging above 100
degrees.
The County Democratic Executive COM
rsttee met and named September Hh
next as the day for precinct delegates
to be appointed to a county convention
on September 9th, TO nominate can
didate for the House of Delegates.
The annual reunion Of Confederate vete-
rams here, on next Friday, promises 10
be a grand occasion, and bring out
large crowd. Pickett and Lee camps, OF
Richmond, will be present. The sons OF
Veterans Camp is growing rapidly.
Rain is badly needed, but the corn crop
is in fairly good condition.
An attempt was made here to-day 10
get an expression Of the sentiment OF
the people. irrespz ctive Of parties, on the
Walton law. with view to having new
law, or the present one changed. Action
was postponed until September County
Court Mr.. J. IL. Vale, a leading Re-
publican, was at the head Of the move
ment Several speeches were made, nut
hardly think anything will come out OF
such a movement.
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DIG FIRE ~ PHILADELPHIA.
hoy Supposed To Have Been burned
10 Dcath-FIremen Injured.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, August ia
fire that threatened TO destroy the block
bounded by Franklin and Eighth streets
and Callowhil and Buttonwood streets,
with Willow street, a small thoroushfare,
running east and west through 1t, start
cd at $50 o'clock this morning in the
folding paper-box factory of Brown q
Bailey. No. Az Franklin street.
The flames originated In the base
ment, presumably from spontaneous
combustion. and the 100 girl employees
rushed TO the fire escape. The fire,
which was soon fiercely shooting up
wards drove the frightened employees
back into the upper portion Of the four
story building, but "A second attempt 10
reach the street was successful. and the
police report that all escaped in safety
SO rapidly did the fire burn that In
less than half an hour after the names
were discovered Brown * Balleys buili-
ing was Quilted.
The flames spread to the adjoining brick
building. occupied principally by w. j..
Buck. Sons Il Co.. dealers I'm gas and
electrical supplies. and fronting on
Eighth street and an hour later this
structure was also Quilted.
Portions of the walls Of both buildings
fell. and several firemen were injured.
Rows OF dwellingson Callowhill and Will
low streets were destroyed or damaged.
The fire was practically extinguished
about | O'Clock. Neither the total or the
estimated loss could be learned, but a
conservative estimate places the total
damage at 10000.
Louis Roth. aged years, who lived
with his parents in the rear OF No. 10
A.. a
10 death. When the fire spread 10 the
Roth residence the parents fled with The
boy, but the latter ran back into the
dwelling and has not since been seen.
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THE REDFLAG FLOWN
Italian Strikers Parade Under lho En-.
blem Of Anarchy.
woRKINGMEN PUT TO FLIGHT.
They Are Fired ON by the For.iyo
ers. Who Are Themselves. How.
ever, Dispersed by the Police
Leading Rioters Arrested.

PITTSBrRG. PA. August PA t,,.
Of 100 armed Italians. carrying rci f,.
at their head. marched 10 the corl.- 80
shady street and Forbes avenue ln e...
city, for the purpose OF driving of ,...-.
ers employed by Booth q Flynn I'm er.l.
ing the streets. The Italians who MOI.
in the employ OF the firm. had made
concerted demand for an increase N
wages from si.25 to $50 per day sas
were refused. Their places were nre,
and on Saturday the strikers attacked
the men who had taken their places TIN.
police lnterfered and quiet WAS restored
Hostiltles were Unexpectedly renewed
this morning however and tho hIor.r,
stood their ground until tho Italians Doe
gan firing. and then they ned. A police
alarm was sent in. and a force ~ r..
serves were hurried o. the place IN
patrol-wagons The Italians FED Vt.,
they saw the police coming. but twenty.
one were captured. They viii Doe h.ll s,r
trial on charges Of rloting.
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MAD AT THE UMPIRE.
Bad Blood Oyer The RichmOrd-NOFlOlk
Game.
r HE BLUE BIRDs
TsnnchiIi steady as a Clock an"
Pitches superbly-Mauy High Fiies.
The Maglcinns at uome-f"r"ers
and TobaccOnisfs-

NORFOLK. VA, August i2.-tSpeciai)--
TannehiIl. eight other Bluebirds I'm uni
form. and one Bluebird not In uniform
defeated the locals at League Park this
afternoon in game OF baseball. which
was marked by some very clever playing
on the part of both teams.
The BluebIrd not in uniform was Raj
ferty. who oficiated as umpire, and who
but for the cooler heads among the spec
tators would have been mobbed. Bat for
his decisions the score would have been
10 to 1 In favor of the locals when the
nine innings had been played. While the
visitors hit the ball harder, their field
work was not SO clean rs that of the
locals.
To Tannehill is principally due the VIC
tory. lie was as steady az clock, ana
pitched superb game; in fact. only TWO
safe hits were made off him. While the
locals HE the ball hard, il always found
its way into the hands Of a Biuebird,
large majority OF the hits being nigh
flies. on the other hand. Williams was
hit safely nine times, and, although these
were well scattered. with the aid OF the
aforesaid Mr.. Rafferty,, they Melted three
runs, and the game. The playing OF
lures. Following is the score.
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SILVER CONFERENCES To-MORRow.
IL Is Hoped Tint Thirty states Will
BE Represented.

WASHINGTON. August 1.-THE con-
ference Of free-coinage Democrats called
by Senator's Harris. Of Tennessee; Jones,
Of Arkansas, and Turpie, OF Indiana, Will
be held in Washington Wednesday. and
may extend over that and the next day.
Senator Harris will probably be chairman
OF the conference. and Casey Young, or
Memphis. will be its secretary.
Several who will be present are in Wash
ington. and are hopeful that thirty states
will BE- represented.
Senator Harris said to-day that large
attendance was not desirable. on the CON
trary, II had been expressly requested that
a few prominent men only from each state
should come These men, said the senator
would be Democrats Of weight and IN
fluence, and acceptable to members of the
party as the possible composition of an
executive committee.
The Senator said he expected important
results from the conference. which would
be more i'm the nature of business meet
ing than a convention. He could not tell
az this time. however. what scope the
meeting would take beyond the objects
outlined in the call signed by Messrs.
Jones, Turpie. and himself.
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MOTHER AND BABY DEAD.
Former Had Fallen Across Tub of
Wuter-Chifd Drowned.

BALTIMORE. MD, August l2.-With
the body Of her 2-months-old baby, John
clasped tightly in her arms, Mrs. Barbara
Buschman, % years old. was found dead
IN the yard attached to her home early
this morning. When the woman's hus-
band. George Buschman, retired last
night his wife was apparently I'm excellent
health. She remarked that she would
remain below-stairs a while 10 allow the
baby to get some air
When the husband awOke this morning
he found his wife body beside a small
tub filed with water. her head hanging
over the edge. Pressed closely 10 her
breast was the body OF their dead child
completely immersed in the water. After
an examination physicians declared that
the woman died Of spasms, superinduced
by intermittent-fever The woman had
fallen across the tub In her unconscious
condition. and held her babe under water
for several hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Buschman had been mar
ried about a year. They came here from
Philadelphia three months ago.
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Judge John w. Rely.

SOUTH BOSTON, VA, August 10. 1888.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Owing to the death of Judge Jackson,
OF the Supreme Court OF the United
States, 1t will devolve upon the President
to appoint his successor.
believe | express the sentiments OF
a large number of Virginia's best cltlzens
when l say that no man is better qualified
to iii this exalted position than Judge
John W. Rely. OF the Virginia Court
OF Appeals. He is an able lawyer, ripe
scholar, and one who Will reflect credit
upon his State. as we'll as the nation.
Virginia has produced her Marshall and
other shining lights, but no man mas ever
lived within her borders who has pos
sessed 10 a greater degree those noble
characteristics which comprise the all
round eminent citizen and lawyer than
Judge Rely President Cleveland VIII
display another evidence Of his wisdom In
appointing him. HALIFAX.
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DEATHS.

Tr,FFrRY-Died. at No. 800 @esl
Franklin street, Monday morning, Augu
- 1ss5. Mrs. MARGARET ROBEhIA
IFFFERY. widow Of Aaron Jeffery. AMI
laughter of the late Dir. Robert Archer
F,Ineral from Grace Episcopal church
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, at $50 o'c!oc%
Norfolk papers please copy.
LUFFMIRE.-Died. August eth, az )
p NJ. al the residence OF her son. Nick
finland. No, 1l2 west Thirteenth street.
Manchester. Va, Mrs. ELIZABETH
IUFFMIRE, in the nth year " mr.
age. ,.-,,,
Tuesday AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
Friends and acquaintances are m'itel
to attend.
SUTTON. Monday. August I'm
AZ o'clock A. NJ. OF typhoid-fever. lE-
GINA GARNET'r. daughter OF Frank i,
and Lillian II. sutton: in the 18th year oi
her age.
The funeral will take place from her
fathers residence, No. 1906 Grove avenue
TUESDAY. at 4:0 o'clock. j. NJ
WADE.-Dled. August 9th. at u1j T.
NJ. MATTE PERCIVAL, infant dA.s.,,
ter of DR.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Wade aged q
months and 10 days.
wILIIAMs.-Died August II. lN" a., -
the residence OF her husbahu' h,
Venable street. IDA. beloved VIE =,
Mr. I l.. Williams. In the 18th ye~' -
her age.
We miss thee from our nome 0'"'
We miss the from thy place
A shadow DER our life Is cast
We miss the sunshine OF thy face'
Wa miss thv kind and loving hand,
Thy fond and earnest care;
orr home IS dark without thee
We miss thee everywhere
The funeral will take place from ,ne
residence OF her husband. TO-DAY. Au'
INST 18Th. at 3 Z. NJ. Friends anu a.
ouaintances are invited 70 attend.
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AoUEDUCT RACE-TRACK.
facing acknowledgement oce"h
Urecze-Taient Calculate Badly.

AOUEDUCT RACE-TRACK, y. Y,
August 12-Racing was resumed here this
afternoon with good card, and the track
was muddy in some spots and dry In
others. The crowd was fair, and those
who came enjoyed a refreshing ocean
breeze. The scratches were wholesale,
and the talent as a result, went wide in
their calculations, only two favorites win
ming Summarizes:
FIRST race-six furlOngs-Old Dominion
O0i. Sheedy. to u won. Governor Shee-
han secondI Beldimona third. Time,
lis Sd.
Secone race-five furlongs-Emotional
O0S. Keefe TO u won, Ostler Joe Sc
cond Rebea third. Time, 1904.
Third race-mile and one sixteenth
Aurelan 0l5. Sheedy TO - won, Logan
second, Clarus third. Time, l:52 IL.
Fourth acknowledgement Boss 0o2,
Wynn, 2 10 u won, Golden Gate second,
Curious third. Time, IN
Fifth race-mlle and furlong-M'rage
nO5. Overton. Z 10 y won. Tom. Moore
second. Souvenir third. Time, 80 81.
Sixth ce-mlie-Kinglet Ql0, heedy,
to p won. w. b. second, Marshall third.
Time ia l2.
GOOD CROWD AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA. y. Y. August PA good
crowd witnessed the events on the Sara
toga track to-day padded overnight
card assumed it's normal proportions
when the usual amount Of scratching was
DONE owing 10 the very heavy rain -
last night, the track was In very poor
condition.
First race-five furlengs-NyacH tl2,
Ctrssin, to u won. Walser secons. Bah
Murphy third. Time. l18
Seconf race-fOur and a half fUrlOngs-
Amazefnent QO6. Perkins. I TO u won.
Marquse second. Predicament third.
Time. -.
Third race-Saratoga Prize Handicap.
for all ages; purse, $3.50; mile-Santa
FL Anita one. Perkins, 10 % won. LAz0
second. Sir Excess third. Time. l:B.
Fourth race-fiye and a half furlongs-
Kamsin (s5. T.. Cochran, ! TO ~ won,
Bernardln second, Chugnut third. Time,
1101-2.
Fifth race-mile and furlong-lAng-
don O0i, A. Clayton, even won. Nlcto-
rious second. Symp Fullerton third. Time,
200 IL.
POSTPONEMENT.
BUFFALO, y. Y, August Eat l +.
VI. the Driving-PaTk managers announce
ed that the races scheduled for to-day
would have TO b. postponed, on account
of the poor condition Of the track, caused
by the heavy rains Of yesterday ard last
night. The weather has now cleared. ana
the track is drying. and will be In good
shape for tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-13
THE GERMAN RITUAL.
Right to Use IL Given to knights
of pythfus.

CHICAGO. ILL, August 12.-Judge
Brentano, in the Superior Court, this
morning. gave Waldeck Lodge, Knights
Of Pythas, the right to use the German
language in its ritual.
The decision orders the issuance Of
writ OF mandamus. compelling the latter
body to restore the charter 1t took from
Waldeck Lodge, 20 give back 10 its MEM
hers something like $1,000 worth Of pro-
perty that was held pending the litga-
ton. and TO furnish them with the pass
word of the order, which is changed twice
a year.
An Injunction restraining the Grand
Lodge from further interfering with Wal
deck Lodge because its members persist
in using the German language during SER
vices in the lodge-room was made per-
manent
Attorney Charles Anthony, OF counsel
for the Grand Lodge, declared the mat
ter would be appealed to the Supreme
Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-13
TAMMANY HALL ENTHUSIASTIC.
Election az Officers of the Commit
tee on Organization.

NEW YORK, August L.. The INV COM
mittee on Organization OF Tammany han
met tonight at the Wigwam. There was
a great crowd Of Tammany braves IN
attendance, and all the old-time en-
thusiasm prevailed.
Permanent officers OF the Committee on
Organization for 1895 were chosen as fol-
lows: Hon. Henry ID. Purroy, chairman;
John Il. McGoldrick, ". II. McfcpouTn'
and John c. II. Mayors, secretaries;
George w. Plunkett. rhaddeIs Mcrrla-
ritv. and Charles +. Allen. vice-chair-
men; John McQuaid, treasurer, anu
Robert Kelly, sergeant-at-arms.
The Executive Committee held a ses-
sion later, and reelected james H. Mar,
rim chairman, and Robert d. Petty fnd
Edward Bell secretaries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-13
FRAKER INSURANCE CASE.
Policies All Pnid-Courts say Frnser
Is Dead.

KANSAS CITY. MO. August 2.-The
long fight between the insurance COM
NAMES which carried policies on the He
~ Fraker and the benefciaries Of the
Fraker policies was terminated this AZ
ternoon. when the last Of Frakers insn-
rance was paid. The amounts assre~
gated s32,i7i.
The story OF Fraker's Is too well known
10 required repairing. TX Is as mueh Oh
a mystery now as 1t was TWO years ago.
and. though the officers OF the insurance
connanies and very many other people
40 NOT believe that Fraker is dead, the
limited States courts have decided that
he il. and. as they cannot find him alive,
the companies can DO nothing but obey
the order OF the Court.
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Shit for Libel.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. August ia
special to the Times-Union from Pensa-
cola. Fla, says State-Senator w. ID.
Chipley has brought suit against the
Daily Times Of this place for defamation
of character, placing the damage at
$4,000
MIR. Chipley is prominent in Florida
politics. and belongs 20 faction of the
Democracy TO which the Times Is OPP
posed
The Times has repeatedly accused the
Chipley faction Of frauds at the polls.
and has stated that the frauds were in
stigated by Chipley.
-Four years ago Chipley tried TO defeat
Call for the United States Senate. but
failed. II is said that he will be a can
didate TO succeed Can next year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-13
PORTSMOUTH DEFEATED
How the Mogicians Celebrated Their
Return Home.

ROANOKE. VA. August l2.-(Specal)
The Magiclans celebrated their return
home to-day from a long and disasxous
trip 10y defeating Portsmouth ovcrwhelm-
ingly. Clare was in the box for the visit
ors. and he was hit hard in fact as hard
as any pitcher has been hit this season.
Stahl. in particular. found him an easy
mark. Stahl touched him up for seven
safe drives. including two home-runs. two
triples, and three slngles-a total of
seventeen bases. This is the individual
batting record for the year. All other
members of the team hit the ball one or
more times, except Welch. who replaced
Little late in the game. and who came 10
bat but once. Roanoke played a sharp
fielding game. Padden. Fultz. and Stahl
doing particularly good work.
Portsmouth also played a good game I'm
the field In fact, they did remarkably
well. considering the terrific hitting Of
oanoke. They were unable. however. 10
do a thing with Mccain. He pitched an
excellent game. aud also fielded his posi-
ton In a most acceptable manner. Owing
10 the one-slledness Of the score the
game was uninteresting. Following Is
the score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-13
BOYCOTT AGAINST TOBACCO co.
Ii IL Declared by National Tobncco-
Workers Union.

ST. LOUIS. MO. August l2-An IN
heralded meeting Of the Executive Board
Of the National Tobacco-Workers Union
was held here Friday last and DIS purpose
was made known to-day. Nat0nal-pr,.i
dent Fisher says a boycott was declared
against the American Tobacco COMPANY.
I'VE viii take up one brand of t-i.t
tobacco at a time" said he "ani wa IS DO
not depend upon organized labor alone %,
sustain W. I'm the Tight We will appel. 10
all tobacco-using people 10 help us our"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-13
s.f~ Robbed In Lynchburg.

LYNCHBURG. VA. August l2.-(Spe-
cial)-Thc safe I'm the office OF James r.
Williams ~& Son, whosale grocers was
cracked Sunday morning and about si75
stolen. Several suspects have been ar
rested.
NJ Mr.. John w Carroll. the well-known
tobacconist went To North Carolina seve-
raj days ago, and was married to q Mr..
Bobbitt. q cousin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-13
An ERRORLEss GAME
I'm which the Tobacconists Shut out
the Petersburg Farmers.

LYNCHBURG. VA. August 12.-(Spe-
cial. THE Tobacconists played an error
less game to-day. and as the result the
Petersburg Farmers were shut out.
Kagey pitched magnificent bah, only al
lowing four hits Off his delivery. James.
for the visitors. did good work. but the
occasional punching Of hits gave the home
team the victory. Umpire Brennan. who
had been so severely criticized for an
erroneous decision IN recent game be
tween Lynchburg and Richmond. presided
over to-day's contest. and was applauded
for his fine work. Not u kick was made
by either team against his decisions.
Following is the score In detail:
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Latest from Bulgaria.

SOFIA, August l2.-Tufektchier. who
was arrested on suspicion Of having MUIR
dered Minister Stambulon, has
been liberated on bail. No others have
been arrested in connection with the
assassination.
Prince Ferdinand will arrive here to-
day from Eben,hal. a large number OF
Russophiles are hocking to Sofia for the
purpose OF backing up the government.
and they are preparing TO give Prince
Ferdinand brilliant reception.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-13
COLLISION AMONG CONTRACTORS.
Unexpected and startling Testimony
Given at 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. MO. August l2.-Unexpected
and startling testimony Of collision be-
tween oty contractors was developed AT
the Investigation Of Water COMMISSIONS
Holiness office this afternoon.
August Heman, a contractor. testified
under oath that he was paid 500 not 10
bid on certain work. and that Penny and
Meyers received 500 and Claus Veitch 300
on the same conditions.
Mr.. Heman said that construction
company paid him sl.0oo. ostensibly for
the use of a derrick. bat really only 500
was for that. the other 500 being condl-
toned on his not bidding on the work a
less sum than sco.oo The work was let
10 the firm charged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-13
Receivers for savings Bank.

WILLIMANTIC. CONN, August D.
Judge Shumway to-day appointed Hon.
John l.. Hall, vice-presldent OF the New
York. New Haven and Hartford railroad.
and George T.. stiles. OF this city, t.
ceivers Of the Dime Savings Bank
Judge SUBWAY found the bank lie
solvent. and appointed the receivers. nx.uy
their bonds al 5000 each. and fixing also.
a limit Of four months Tor filing claims.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-13
ronnd In - Picking Vat.

ANN ARBOR. MICH. August i2.-The
body OF Frank Clancy. the missing kala-
mazoo man, was found this morning In
the picking vat at the University Medical
College by Sheriff Judson and identified
beyond question.
The body supposed to be that OF John
Stephens, Clancy's brother-in-law, was
sent 70 Ann Arbor from Detroit, and vas
that Of q man aamed Hudyias.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-13
hoy Commits Suicide.

CINCINNATI. o.. August "A sTetial
10 the Post from Warsaw. Indr.. says: lie
Roy Cardiff aged years committed sui
eide last night by taking a heoVy desc
Of Rough on-Rats." Ills mother retcruy
obtained a divorce from her hush, IL up n
very sensational grounds. ana TIE little
boy left note, saying that % could no
longer stand the taunts of MS playmates
about II.
Ex-Mayor Maxwell II. CaidiI the
boys father. Is a very prominent attorney
in the city. and mas served three years
in the State Legislature.