Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02

J,ongstreet. who seemed To- be very
much affected by the sad news OF his
friends afiiction. He remained for
quite a while. and was one Of the pri-
,.lccei few that were admitted ~ the
BEDROOM 10 grasp the hand Of tie SUI
ftr.r
ntrar callers were Messrs. Parke Az
l.H and Il. 5. Windsor, OF Alexandra,
both Of them warm personal friends OF
General Mahones.
Telegrafns Of coincidence and sympathy
have been pouring In from all parts OF
To country during the morning, notable
among them being those from Colonel
William Lamb. OF Norfolk. Senator Matt
quay Of Pennsylvania: General James
) Clarkson. Of Iowa. who is chairman
g. the Republican Congression Com
m.ttec: Mr.. Sylvanus Stokes of Balu-
Ir g.. ana General Edgar Allan who Is
% New Yor1 State.
4 LIGHT FEVER.
ev ,ng IN. patent became
- -. ana r1d a slight fever
iu given e)me medicine to
s,.. 4 asl p. Tonight the
-...g At vhL. his condition i
s.l critic. D. ne has no re..son 10 anuci-
pate INN, late dissolution. Thc indica-
tons low are that the General " \ last
stl,ra. days All Of the family and his
I-. tr.ends-General Stth Boiling and
J..g. Wadlul-rvmain in CONSTANT at
,.t- trce at the bedside. with th' tX-
cg3.u hat General Boiling went back
- Petersburg tonight on very important
business. IN which Gen raj Malone and
Dis far Nv are interested
Wa.r General Boiling arrived he wa
20 o-.a r.cognzed by General Malone
VINO extended his hand. and. drawing
hs ad rSnd down. embraced him. lie
'nsr u0'oned 10 him 10 sit down on the
b. si' 'olding his hand. and he soon
:-l ..' ..let slumb.r. He also insists
,a hs 100 sons-William and Butler-
@t'ur .eWn on the bed with him, and the
.att-f must be almost constantly WITHIN
c4N
1h1a.n Judge WaddiH desired TO leave
tonight as he has urgent business IN
Nehmoui. Mrs. Malone would not con-
t'at tO it. ana he remained.
TELEGRAMS OF SYMPATHY.
T0esrms continue to pour in from
aN parts II the country. expressing sym
Ia'1y and Offering services and any ala
'aet mgv be required. Among those re-
..y.l this evening was the following:
New York October 1.-General William
N1hons, Chamberlain's Washington, i
Wt truly distressed TO hear OF your
illness and sincerely hope you may soon
P" eutTely restored. tSigneD John :.
W.,e"
Others received were from Senator John
sherman Mansfield o.; L. l.. Maury'
Ii ksforl. Va: Colonel William Lamb
etl Captain y. NJ. osborne Norfolk. ana
Judge John PATTI. Harrisonbuig.
gt.n naF
Morgan. United States Treasurer; Mrs.
General John A. Logan. Judge jeremiah
Wilson. Judge Leonidas Yarrell. Mr.
Thomas W Buckley, of Alexandra: Lieu
tenant Robert NJ. G. Brown, United states
n1yy. Mr. Arthur Edgerton Baiemah'
M, Hallet Kilbourn. Major George
Anr. United states army; Mr. John ~
f.lham General Stewart van |heI
United States army; ex-Congrs sssman T..
y. Hf1okshire Of Indiana. and Mrs. Jo-
ssih Armistead Carr OF Washington
Ar midnight the patient was resting
. Vel that the doctor went home. ana
saId he would not come again unti TO-
rorow morning al 10 o'clock.
VIRGINIA. REPUBLICANISM.
Speaking OF his life and the effect OF
" terrible misfortune on the Repuoh-
g. party in Virginia, weii-hho"h
NH@1.an said tonight Whether Gen
'al Malone shall speedily die or Inger
s"hiie IN the portals OF death II Is
to1 and piuful fact that he can never
I'iuir 70 the scenes and projects OF ms
,,'mer busy and ambitious life. Ihe
DOW which has feled him IL too deadly
'Oi mat and II is IN no dsrespect or
Nhk.ndness to him that questions relating
ihe future management OF the disor-
sFed Republicans Of Virginia are al
"AaY receiving the attention OF pol!ti'
sans here
an The lightning-iike stroke that has
d'alt him. there Is q sad reminder
we dtadly Nash that came TO the
Sssss'"' hed-chamber Of the lamsnted