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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
University Men in Atlanta.

ATLANTA Constitutionb
A meeting OF the graduates OF the uni'
verslty Of Virginia residing In the city
was held In the office OF Or. Dunbar Roy,
Monday afternoon for the purpose 81
forming an alumni society large a.
tendance was present. AMI the meeuhs
was very enthusiastic. committee 70
draft a constitution and bylaws was
appointed, and the meeting adjourn'I.
subject TO the call OF the temporary
chairman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
HI. RenI Name Edrnr l.. MAR.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. March 27.-An
Investigation made to-day resulted In the
discovery that the real name OF the
newspaper-man found dead in bed at his
clearinghouse In this city last Sunday
morning was Edgar L. Naar. whose home
was in Trenton, n. J. He came here
three weeks ago and gave his name as
Henry Craddock. claiming TO be a news
papcr-man from New York. His efforts
to get work on the local newspapers
were unsuccessful. but he finally obtained
employment with an attorney as an
amanuensis. earning only enough 10 pay
his board. He was penniless ri the time
of his death. but was given proper burial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
NIRaINI. SHIPPERS ~ OHIO.
MRLing ARRANGEMENTS 10 Forward
PcrishaLic Freight by Rail.


CLEVELAND. O.. March 27.-lSpec!ai2
party of NTsinians. shippers, opera
tors and other light merchants. axe IN
the city to-day making the acquaintance
Of the pr.llce-men in this part OF the
state. au1 completing arrangements ~
which f E proposed 20 ship perlslahl"
fie.sht from Virginia TO Cleveland In
torty-two hours by rail- instead Of by
ne oil ocean route The men are +. l.
Walker nod j H. Macmurdo OF Rich
mond T. r. Martin j.. ". Muester. AM
G. c. Branch. VI Toano. and Colonel -.
}. TuruDr J A. Turner NJ. Armstead
and Charles Williams, of Norfolk
Resident prcluce-mcn have been enter
tanning them throughout The day. and
this morning drove them TO the Garfield
monument. Wade Park. and other points
OF interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
sv,IL-poX AT pITTsBURG.
The homeopathic Hospital Again
0unrnn,incd jecnU.c OF H.

Nunr.TttncG because oi IT.
PiTTSBCRG. PA. March 2-The
Health Bureau placed the Homeopathic
Hospital under quarantine this afternoon
because of smallpox developed In pa
tient who was there from Sunday unth
last nisht. The disease is OF very ma
lignant form, and the man Is now IN the
pest-hOusc. The hospinl has been fu-
migated and all The DaAien,s have been
yaccinated.
The man who has tiA disease Is Luther
Robinson tcolored). OF Cincinnati who
was taken from q train here Saturday
because he was SO III he could not 80
further. A colored man who accom-
panied him proceeded 10 Baltimore. and
has no doub, contracted the disease.
Robinson was vaccinated In Cincinnati
about four weeks ago.
The Homeopathic Hospital has been
unfortunate in this line. having been
closed for two months during the last
visitation Of the disease 10 this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
TIE =. 4. MCCALL SOLD.
sir. J. ". Phillips. of Petersburg. the
purChussr.

NORFOLK. VA. March 27.-(Special)-
The Nor,olk-Petereblrg steamer S. a.
Mccall was sold 10y United States Deputy
Marshal Cross here to-day 90 satisfy bills
amounting 10 about 5000. 1t is said there
were also mortgages on her for about
,aat amount. Mr.. j. W. Philiip. OF Pc
irrsbug. Was tue purchaser. the price
being $50
Professor Antonio Bellezze. Of the Mon
w'o!fo Dancing Academy. and Miss Lydia
0ianbeiry, Of this city. were united in
marriaYe Ia Sdubury. y. g.. last night.
th'y have gone to New York or a
.iie~ tour They viii reside here. The
n'ine Is The daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
N'anpefry. Of the Cranberry House. The
.upie were accompanied 20 the Old
Noi,h state by several friends. the party
''"Flhs here yesterday afternoon.
SUSPENSION OF WORK.
Nearly everybody is now suspended in
."e hayward in the working depart
"'sA'S except the yards and docks depart
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
Murder ElOrIda.

JACKSONVILLE FLA, March IA
special TO the Times-Un.on from A'.hua.
Fla, says: Mr.. Ben. Kaula, pfoh',en'
merchant OF Newnansville. fla' was "r
tally murdered tonight at oclo,h ~
unknown parties, whose motive "S' IVY
berry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
ru.,vr for Dupuy de Lone.

LONDON. March IA dispatch tfoin
uaSr,t ,o the Central News says the
washington Government have eaeied IA, an
ss,t,sman having been appointed MINIS
,ar 20 the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
Heather. Drown Themselves.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, March r.
Samuel and John Gibbs, brothers. and
farmers in the interior OF Green county,
committed suicide by drowning In the
Nolachucky river. They had been In imam
cial trouble for some time. and TINS -
supposed to be the reason why they tooA
their lives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28

NICE. March 27--The Ailsa, brisai,,''a,
and Valkyrie started THIS mo,h'"s -.
race for the prizes sailed iof ne. .1 ne
dsy. when the judges dislusn"'hn n.,ore
Aiisa and Britannia for s,sisIns were
M sSo 1000. and Loo francs. together WIZ"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28

At meeting OF the Bar OF Appomatt0x
county held on the 9Th day or March,
resolutions werc adopted. stating that
they had heard with deep regret OF IN.
contemplated resignation OF the Hon
John ID. Horsley. Judge OF the Fifth Ju-
dicial Circuit; that they heartily ana
earnestly endorse and recommend Coionei
r. B. Poore for appointment to the
vacancy that will be caused by Judge
Horsleys resignation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
HcIniau strike Extrudiug.

BRUSSELS March 27.-The miners
strike at Liege Is extending rapidly. Tho
government has called out the military
reserves as a precaution against violence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
VIII Merely Leave Their Cards,

BERLIN. March 2s.-The newly-electei
President and Nice-President OF ths
Rechstag have decided not TO apply for
the customary audience with IN. Emps-
ror. for fear Of still further stralning the
situation. They will merely leave their
cards at the Palace In the hands OF
Court Master Hompesche.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
NILWAUKEE'S FIRE.
ons Million Dollars Worth Of Pro-
psfty Destroyed.
TWENTY FIRMS H' 'hNho "'''
rhcv Lose stocks and BuiidinRs-
pubttr Library Damaged some
1,hat-No lives Lost, IN t"'
,s,orn-Tvo Women Injured.

'c.ock TINS mo'"'"t ''' ,,c tls-
< The many destructive "'''
tory of this city was many S'' ...
.-.~.1 At that time over 81 on"o "''''
..,.t ,.,o destroyed. AMI
81 ""''''' t.t lost thsl-
twenty hiN'"'fS "''' moro also
sto~ks and laililGs. Ih.f
....,, ,,,,ror losses. Ecla !ir,; o."e's' '''''''
an S'''"'' ~, fsw minute after
inc "'' '' .,',.,,. cl1hug house
midnight 'u ''' o.. corner OF
= Iau3aurr ''' nm Two
t...,.,t ef-.., arl Gr2ni AF'"''
-,.sr.t..,,craa side tfe ",'
.. r..ur occupied Dy I'""'.
'"''"t' ,...o.f.,rr. CLING goods. ana
A Co., "'.' t..4..or store. and
flst aiJohHf ....i,. ,s tho first
ffc frls .u H.iH '' =, 49,,
t.fsre ur4 t.Dr p"re'i WV ~
,.t4r- occupied by Barring
l1 rct,l c.othirrs Here the
l, D., heroic work. heli me hrc.
... -r.4n Hue row OF wooden
,,,,,,... on the n.rth side Of Grand ave
.l. corner Of Fourth street
,...s- rr.. AMI lur seventy lNe or eihhlE
f.. v.r. ftac'i.1ll Destroyer.
,- d.. ,r,.t 3a of Fourth street, IN
....o. .. utmost cNcrtions Of the fire.
e, fr. flames lcaped across 10 the
i.i..rr f1ur-story building OF me
- v,u's Cnristian Association.
.,r., v,,s partially destroyed before the
tre ,.li be- heid. The Foster builn-
!rr. on The southwest corner "l oul M N,i
s'r.e' 'i' ',''... 49,, ~, 1.bo Hon Warcho
i' i''' "a''.'- N, ,,,, tbc other
drugstore Su"c' ,.,,t' si,eS, loss
o.0'l. 80 ,.,.,, ,T>.,, SAVED
Lil''Nl'i f' i''' 49,
I'll, public library hWi1lnR' Oh '"s
northwest corner OF Grand avenue anu
lourth street also cauSH'' li'iS wa w
,apici by the columbia cioth'hs ~ =,
tie Wheeler & Wilson Se wing Mach'iio
COMPANY. ana sin'u oI.C.S, ,a' ,So Mn n
half OF the building containing inc Ill "ill-
vaukee public library. valued AT %-5'''"'
Ey hard and close hBhtins ''e i'-,i',. ni',''' .
tero able 10 save the library huhdlhE'
and the Storage and ForW1I1ins ON
pany's building The young Mtn IN M -,
,ian Association buiHI"S' however wac
completely RutirL
stopped here. the hre began ea,ins VdH.
N5rd against the DAVIDSON uu"ui"s' w
clpi'I nF Morgan ''' - a. a. h,,
establishment, on the hrst noor' anu 'S
s.hccs on the t"It' ui ~ "Z Z ,,,o Goo
II was nearly d" CLOCK "n'n 'nc - q
department gained c'nirol OF the conn"
grafton, although up TO cio0A ''
morning engines were pay up'i' ~,
piles of debris, "hlch now anu III. - ,;..o,
into hames' % lar "' "'0""'
we're LOST.
PRINCIPAL LoSElfS.
The UrInclpaI losers are: The Ndnkn'
ton .state ON building occupied by Ian
cau,r &'Co. and Tanner a Co, ana lhe
p.nic Library building. $4,000; Lhu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
But FEW FINE PLAYS.

The game was distinguished by but few
pretty plays, and the distinction OF
making the prettiest happily fell TO the
lot Of Jake Wells. who captured red
hot liner from Captain Daviss Dat ana
met that gentleman on first.
Tho doubie duty Of Farrell necesstated
,he shifting OF Knauss and Clarke, ana
first one played on one team and then
tbe other The score. on that account
is very complicated. Here 1t Is, however:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
~. 4 urnxtou Grimkr Dead.

CHARLESTON. $. G, March H.xim
Rev. J. Drayton Grimke. rector or -
Mlchaeps church, died this mofn'ns ~
his residence In this city; aged - s'i'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
ptnruc Nenr Houal.oua.

LONDON. March 2I.-The Colonial
office has received official confirmation of
the reported plague In kowloo. near
Hongkong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
spnni,b uu,iurt Approved.
Two Desirable objects.

MADRID. March T.-ln the Chamber
OF Deputies to-day the Budget Committee
approved all OF the clauses OF the budget.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Actor and Actress the Nictims-A
Horrible Occurrence.

NEW YORK, March 27.-Murder and
suicide were committed some time to-day
i'm the furnished room OF house No. -
west Twenty-fourth street. What led 10
the tragedy may never he known. for no.
ing was left to indicate any reason for
the mad acts. The perpetrator of them
was John BigelOw, an actor. ana the
scene Of the tragedy was the room OF
Miss Amy Thill. his victim. who was an
actress. II appears that he Killed the
young woman 10y firing three shots into
her head. and then shot himself in the
head
Miss Thill occupied a room In the house
with her two sisters. Alice and Marie. and
Rigelow was frequent caller upon them.
shortly after 10 O'Clock this morning
Martha Coleman. wife OF the janitor Of
the house. heard four sharp reports. and,
thinking waier-pipe had burst she
summoned her husband. and they eX-
amined the pipes, but found no breaks.
IL was Miss Thills custom 10 rise about
noon. but sh- did not appear, ana TINS
afternoon II was decided to break open
the door of her room. When this was
done q horrible sight was presented. In
the alcove lay Biselow. In his right tenn
ple was a hole from which tn blood hal
ceased flowing while blood was Spattered
on the wall. Clutched In his right hand was
a revolver, with four Of it's five chambers
empty. Also. in the alcove lay the body
OF Miss Thill. Her head Wa ar the
door. while her feet were under the wash
stand. She was partly clothed. In one
hand was "A towel. Her face was covered
with blood. There was one buliet-hole
under her left eye. another in her left
check. and a third In her left side she
had evidently been washing and had
b en- shot while standing with her left side
towards her slayer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28

sryvssxss ssos coesas. s,'..s"~s : -
should Try .Brows's pronsnl,' - - -
a.s ~ ou, sure remedy. Sold esiy "
- cent?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
REGULARS
SECOND CLUB
SCORE by INNINGS.
l2345 IS 9-TOtal.
q 2 1912 O-l5
LIS O6 800 O--lj& -

1234j6ss s9-TOtal.
Paa7iars ------.-.,..S2 7Ol2O-lj
second Team........1 06 0O 0-lbr 60
Summary: Three-base hits-Rus!e G);
Two-bas hits-Fuller. Bannon. stafford
~. Burke. hnauss (9, Wells felinan'
Tiernan First base on errors-Regulars,
s; second team. ;. Bases on balls-On
Rusie. 4; of Meekin, |; of Clarke Z; on
Knauss, .. Left on bases-Regulars. $;
second team, 10. Struck out-By Rusle, l.
~ Knauss, > Double plays-German,
Murphy. and Wells Time OF game. ?
hours and 10 minutes. Umpire, Mr. Van
Haltren.
The New Yorks will play the Richmond
College Spiders this afternoon. and bet
ter game may be expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
TWO LETTERS.

On one OF the bureaus in the room lay
two letters in "A womans handwriting
one addressed "S. s. karsch, the stand
ard. ll55 Broadway" and the other
Madame Thll. Sl2 Mill street. Mime
apol!s. Mimi" The second letter. 1t II
believed. was for the dead woman's
mother Her family are said to be we'll
tO-dO.
After being duly notified the Coroner
viewed the bodies and gave permit for
their removal to an undertaking estab-
lishment. Meanwhile the two sisters OF
the dead wonrin-AIisses Alice and Ma
rle-at present with theatrical company
in Erie Pa, were notified.
II was learned tonight that BigeloN
was the son of j. BigelOw, a retired law
yer and ex-Mayor of Morristown. y. j..
and that he had claimed 10 have wealthy
relatives in Brooklyn and in the South.
II was said that BIgelow had been very
gloomy since he lost his position last
Christmas. and had been drinking heayi-
"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
THE SAME OLD STORY.
Orioles Knock Out New orleans
Iocais I'm GaIIcy-West style.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, March 2.-lt
was the same old story. The Orioles
knocked the locals out here in league
team, galley-west style at Sportsman
Park to-day. defeating them by score
OF Is to l. New orleans played the best
fielding game. but they were out-oatted.
Bonner played third for Baltimore ana
made five out OF eight errors. McGraw
is laid up with sore arm. Score:
II. II. T..
New Orleans NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Batteries: Hemmig. Hocfer ana Clark
Ely and GOndYg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
THE BROWNS DEFEATED.

ATLANTA, GA, March G.-The -.
Louis Browns opened with the AtlaniaN
to-day and met the first defeat they nave
had so far. The work Of Ely at
short and Staley in the box was especial
ly good. The score: H. II: +;
Atlanta ......... O0040 90 o O. :
~. Louis ......... 90 600 q ~
Batteries: Schmidt and Armstrong;
Staley, Ehret, and Twipeham
SENATORS VICTORIOUS.
SAVANNAH, GA, March Tine third
game OF the series between WASHINGTON
and Boston was played here to-day. Inc
Senators won by a score OF 10 to .. Inc
Bean-Eaters played very poor heiu'hs
game. making several errors. There were
no special features, except h0ne-ru.i
by Cartwright, OF Washington. X II. r.;
Washington ...... O0l 003s O-lo 10
Boston .........-0 020l " IL
Batteries: Stockdale, Anderson anu
Mcclure; Dolan. Sullivan. Warner. ana
Tenny. y,
AUGUSTA, GA. March I.-Pittsburg
lost TO Brooklyn to-day In long ana
tedious contest. which developed nothing
out Of the ordinary. Brooklyn put In Ken
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-03

lndi ms Of this coebiry we're known to
give up large quantities Of valuab e
properly ia exchange for few triukets
and ornaments, aud that large domains
Of land were purchased in this way. it
il natural 10 believe that civilized man
would give up ~ much as bu-hcl OF
wheat for the amount of silver in one uf
our silver flty.ceui pieces when fashion
ed into ring
"Curs, pitchers, spoons, table knives,
aud ,lhtr forms Cf table ware made
from or plated with silver or gold. will
not stain either the liquids or food.
Their use in manufacture, chemistry,
and some nther branches of the arts aud
sciences are now REGARDED ~ indispens
able. and more than une>haf If the to.
tai output of the werll is 50 used,
1T mas been said that silver and gold
have no intrinsic value; this is not true,
They are the only things used by Web
,ter in tlie copy Of his dictionary which
have 10 illustrate the meaning of the
word intrinsic.
"But exchange value, in the sense
that civilized or unciviized person
will bar,er or trade one property for
another, is the primary value OF all
property.
Iron cannot be used for food, but
its utility gives it an exchange value.
SILVER can be utilized for many mechau,
ical purposes for which iron serves, aud
can be adapted Ia a Thousand uses
where iron would not he suitable.
Thereicrh, What Ihs value of si,y T
aud gold would be If not used a. money
to b. expressed in dollars and cert,
woa'd depeud, first, on what the u W
unit or dollar was, and then the abni :
dance Of the material from which il WI $
being made: but when established, tlu y
", uld | ihiuk, have u value relative y
wi" other property not much different
from what they have had as the word $
money"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-03
Hicks Great Works.

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CONSOLIDATED NOTicE FOR
PUSL:caT;~x.
L. :. Land Onicc, Woodward OF,
InlA 81 HaLI

a~.AaahA
jull sd, isij.
Notice hereby giy-n that The fol owing
nam cd settlers have nlod not"c OF thtir in
teni n tu make hlnl p op' IN support cf their
claim. ard that ga Il r ,ufs will be made he
tore Car cr fracy Probate Judge in aud for
Bcav county, OH thOina, at Beaver, Okla,
on Aug ", J'g5, VIZ: WI IN NJ Gabbert
for II y 40. 2g9 for Eh ; w Z and VIZ SEX
Sec 80 Twp. II OF Y - Il g NJ.
Also May 2 G bh.it Tor II L no pos for Lots
a d and w x 500 TWl "a Banse x
ECM.
Thoy II Inc tha following witncs, to rrnve
thCi contiunoIs re>dtuco upon and c.ltlvat-
/, of, said land, VIZ:
Ja,aeS II MUrphy, Joe c MUIR by, o, Gate,
Or John McG ,v,r WIN am VI G. Gabbert
Of Cline, Okla, Fred Tracy, Of b aver Okla
any person VINO 6esireS to protest aaainss
the allowance 1fsuciI prOaf or who knows of
any substantial reason, under the law ngd
the regulations of the Interior Depariment
why such proof should not be allowed, viii
be giNen an oppDriuni at the above mem
toned time and plnce to cross examine the
witnesses Of said claimant. and to oIlpr evi.
dence in rehuttal OF that submitted by claim,
ant.
w. VI. HAmMoCK
.)-3" Register,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-03
CONSOLIDATED NOTICE FOR
PUBLICATION.
L. s. La d one .,
Wood wald, % r.,
July Sd, 1895.

L. 3 La q ono,
woodward, % r.,
July Sd, 1895
Notice is hereby piv,n that the following
named 81 Il rs have Ned notice. Ia ir in
tentlon to make Il al no 81 support Of tlei
aims and hat said roofs will be ad be-
fore Carter Tracy PROBATE Judge ia aud for
Beaver county, Okluuuma, az aver. OBla,
on Aug y. 1855, VIZ: joel c. Mur hy II l. no.
800 iol l. = Sec TWpi n, OF X - + Nj.
Al.o James II Mu rhy II Emo 10 for So Of
y W = and Ma = 3, Twp 1 II, IS
E ".
They name the flowing witnesses to prove
their continuous residence upon and culliyat-
ion Of said land,, viz;
vii lam NJ G Gabbert. of Cline, Okla. joel
c Murphy. me Ii Murphy NJ r. + Cab .clt
of gaze, o II, Fred Trey of Beaver, o 4
ANY pc son who desires 10 protest against
The allow vance of such proof, or who knows of
amy substantial reason, under the law ard
the regulations of the Interior Department.
why sucn proof should not be allowed, VIII
he rlven an opportunity y at the above men
toned lime and phtca to cross examine tho
witnesses OF said claimant, and TO offer evil
dcnce IN rebuttal OF tnnt submitted By claim-
ant.
WILSON NJ. HAMMOCK,
$50 Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land once at woodward, o. T. Aug. 10, l@).
Notice IL horpby given that the following
named ectller have filed office f his inicu-
ton 20 mnkenral proof in support OF his
claim, and that said pro will De mace he
fore Carter Tracv l'r ID ue Judgs in pnd for
Beaver County o. T., and IN ca.c Of bis abb
scnce before r. G. racy, lerk of s I'D uit,
at Beaver, q. T.. ON Sept IN er ~, Is 3, viz
Joserh \. Lee. II T. No 2:2 caver Serl $
Tor the VIZ NWA Sec u, and Eas NE4 Sec
%, Twp. 4, II Ranlc ~ + NJ.
He Dames tie following Witnesses t. prove
his ,utiuuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of, said land, viz
Wi liam II Gabbert, William II. Laverty
Cliuc %. r., Henry Miller, Lansing o. ! e,
Fred g. racy Beaver o. 4.
$50 WILSON NJ. HAMMOCK, Register
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-03

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