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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-06-22
ROBBERS MAKE A Sc, 900 HAUL.
They XIII the Driver OF stage and Take
Money from the Vehicle.

Money from the vehicle.
TUscoN, A. r., June IA telegram
received by Gov. Hughes states that
the stage running from Bisbee to Ma
casari, Sonora, was held up Thursday
half way between Bisbee and Nacasari
by five masked MeXicans. The driver
was killed and $4,000 was secured by
the robbers. A sharp watch is being
kept along the Arizona line for the
bandits, who, it is thought, will at
tempt to cross.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

Got on some freight. Next place We got on
~ was Ninccnncs Ind. Was put OF there
May @o;h. Got in with four other hobos'
and had good stew for supper Lett v.
on u. q O. - W. about 10 +. NJ. Got IN
cattlo-car. and arrived In T.. ~. Louis
ON morning OF May 3lst Worked our way
over the Mississippi on the ferry-boat.
AlOnzo G. Church. walked around the
town. and returned 10 r. 81. Louis at
L. NJ. May 3lst. Got in covered street
car and rode all night While In y. ST.
Louis got I'm with "A Kid from Oklahoma
Ter. bound for Glasgow. Ky. Fed him
his supper. Rode In covered street-car 10
Washington. Ind Got out and had an
other stew on June lst. LEFT Washington,
Ind. June LIST. Got in Mitchell, Ind, June
{. train for Louisville. Got put of In
Orleans Ind; tried to snake out, mail
train sguirted hot water on u.s. and had
TO get of. Had nice breakfast there. Got
on freight train and rode 10 New Albany.
ind. June u got arrested there. Stayed
In Jail all night. Was let go on morning
OF June 81. Got over river to Louisville.
KY, on sircet-Gr. Left oklahoma KID
there; dtched him. 90 took l.. and \.
train. Got put off u miles out on after
noon train OF June 30. Got supper there.
Took train and arrived In T.. Muncie sane
night on accommodation passenger train.
stayed IN Emminence. KY, all night, took
train tl4lso back for La Grange. KY. and
arrived there June ith. Got on freight and
rode all night TO Covington. Ky. Rained
all night. Passed through 5 tunnels on
J.. q \. X. X. June 9Th. morning. took
{. a Q. train. rode 10 Russell. Ky. June
ON, TOOK train out In evening. and rail-
roaded until June 9th, and got ditched.
Seweil, ". Va, got ditched, and stayed
IN sand-house all night. Took train and
arrived in 1hurmOnd ". Va, June 10.
1875. Took out June 10Th, ana arrived in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
DONdLLI INDICTED.
Charged With Interfering with Election
Cons able angle.

The grand jury OF Henrico county was
In session at the county courthouse near
ly all OF yesterday. humber ot Wit
nesses were examined in the case Of VII
liam Donnally, who was charged with IN
terfering with Constable Meyer Angle on
e.ecuor-day. After examining the Wit
nesses. the Jury returned true bill OF
misdemcanor against Donnaliy. y number
Of witnesses were summoned by Mr.. An
clos opponents with a view OF trying TO
get an Indictment against the constable,
but the jury failed TO find Mr. Angle
guilty OF any misdemeanor.
The following other bills were returned
by the jury:
Lloyd Sales. misdemeanor. true bill.
Catherine Reed (colored), misdemeanor'
not true bill.
R.tH. Dias. m!sdemeanor; not true
bill.
Augustus Reed (colored), misdemeanor'
not true bill.
After returning the above indictments
the Jury was adjourned for the term.
G.. w. Moore was before Squire VIM
cent. charged with trespassing on the
property OF w. G.. Phillips. The case
was dismissed, with the payment OF
costs by Moore.
Susan Robinson yesterday swore out
a warrant before Squire Vincent against
Charles Clark. charging him with rum
ing her character under promise or mar
riage. Both parties are residents OF Hen
rico. and are said 10 be OF reputable fami-
les
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
MISS HATCHER A BRIDE.
she WEBS Mr.. c. J.. DENOTE. OF
LYNCBBURG.
Miss Williams Msrries Mr., Sheppe, of North
Carolins-Ssverai Other
Weddings,

At the hour OF high noon yesterday in
the Grace-Street Baptist church, In the
presence OF brilliant assemblase, the
rites OF the marriage ceremony were per
formed between Miss Kate Jeter Hatcher
and Mr.. Charles Leonard DeMott, Of
Lynchburg, by the Rev. DIR. W. Il. Hatch
er, father of the bride.
The wedding was a brilliant event. and
was especially unique in point Of cere-
mony.
The church was beautifully decorated
with a profusion Of green plants and
palms.
THE Bridal PARTY ENTERS.
The bridal procession entered the church
headed BY the bridesmaids. who were
attircd In pink organdie, trimmed in Val
encine Insertion and wearing large Leg.
horn hats profusely trimmed with yari-
colored lroses, and white slippers and
gloves. Each carried n large bunch OF
maiden-hair ferns The maids were fol-
lowed by the attendants, who were dress
ed In white organdie. trimmed in pink
ribbon. and wearing sailor hats. white
slippers and gloves They carried white
brides sister. and Mr.. James T. Carter
OF Lynchburg. followed. as maid OF honor
and best man. Miss Hatcher wore a
very becoming dress of white China silk.
a large white hat. and slippers anu gloves
TO match. She carried a. bunch OF roses
Tho bride and groom followed Tho bride
locked very handsome I'm white silk .repe
trimmed in real lace. and white ribbon
and white hat, trimmed in white roses
and yolets.
cHASrrD THE LORDS pRAYrE.
AS the bridal party moved up the aisle
the choir sang Lohenqrin's wedding
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
For n Garden Party.

The Ladies' German American Associa-
ton Of the Virginia Hospital held
NEE ting Tuesday afternoon, In the lee
ture-room OF the college. 10 fOrmulat,
plans for a garden party TO be given
July llth. the proceeds OF which are TO
be devoted TO the furnishing Of the Ger
man wards in the hospital. There was a
large attendance, and the meeting was
presided over by Mrs. William Rehiing.
II was announced that Mr.. Won Ro-
sencgk had generously placed his hand
some residence. on the Carystrcet road.
at the disposal of the ladies for the
occasion: that Mr. Mitteldorfer mad Of
fered to furnish all decorations free Of
charge, and that Messrs. Heppert. Aim
rein, and Seiyert had rendered their ser
vices for the carpentering work. An
abundance Of provisions and refreshments
were promised by different ladies of the
association.
A house committee was appointed by
the president to take in charge the linen
for the new wards, which has already
been donated, and to superintend the
decoration and furnishing OF the rooms.
The members of this committee are
Mesdames A. Bartung, Gus 10th, c. r.
Sauer. Charles Spott, Ida Herrold. and
A. Oehschlaeger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
THE r1MEs-RICHMOND VA: THURSDAY JUNE 20 1881

any partisan way 10 upbuild any partic'i-
lar party.
Mr.. Hobson said ne would prefer that
the convention have a majority OF Demo
Gratis. as they would stand n better show
then OF accomplishing their aims.
Mr.. Hobson says that he or his party
will not take an over-prominent part In
the move. and that should the convention
or caucus take n partisan turn. he would
a cnce wi,h1ray from the. movement.
He says that as long az the present
cleo ton laws exist the question OF party
plans or platform are a small considera-
ton. and until the control Of elections Is
taken out Of the hands OF machine poll
iticians. the will OF the people will never
be- carried rot.
Their plan. as announced by Mr.. Hob
son. Is TO get all the men OF prominence
I'm the State. who favor honest elections,
together. without respect to political as
sociations, and deal with this great ques-
ton of the hour. TO formulate a plan CT
campaign 10 secure honest election laws.
and to conduct the canvass on that line.
selecting the best men I'm each county.
whether they be Republican Democrat.
or Pop-ist. and have no other political
platform than this one great idea. he
thinks nothing short OF political revolu-
ton in the State Will secure honest cleo
tons In Virginia.
The convention will probably be called
in Richmond some time IN July.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

chorus. Following this they chanted the
Lords Prayer. after which Dr. hatcner
solemnly performed the impressive cere,
mony. 'rhe bridal party then 2dlourncd
10 the residence OF the brides father. on
west Grace street. where an exquisiteiy
appointed luncheon was served. Al 900
o'clock Mr. and Mrs. DeMott left for Nor
folk. from. there they Will make an eA.
professor Of mathematics In an institu-
ton OF learning. at Lynchburg; ne Is
a young man OF high culture ana renns-
men The bride Is ,d his bagisSi,p hsre
and elsewhere.
THE ATTENDANTS.
The bridal party consisted OF the brides
maid. as follows: Misses Eva Bowe
bessie Davis. Gertrude Bagby, Saliie
Snead Mamie May Altman, and Laura v.
Nelson The ushers were, Mr. James L.
Carter (best nam, DR.: } page Mass,s'
Hatcher. HALLE Hatcher. r.. c. James.
J. Pryor Davis, G.. s. Lynn. The at
tendants were Misses Marian Ryland'
Jennette Harris. Birdie Jones, Mary Mil
Ter George, Blanch and Octavia Snead.
Lizzie Hatcher, Alta Foster. Ann Chalk
ley, Carrie Miller and Bessie Sydnor;
The choir consisted OF Mr.. Haddon Wat
kins, Miss Mamie Hopkins. Mr.. Vivian
Farrar, and Miss Bessie Powell.
sheppe-W Williams.
A pretty welding took place yesterday
morning at o'clock, at No. III north
Lonbaidy street when MI, r. =
Sheppe OF Reidsville, North Carolina,
was married TO Miss Elizabeth Williams
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
w. j. Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppe left
for a southern tour after the ceremony.
They will reside In Reidsville. whore the
groom holds the Office OF Superintendent
OF Public Instruction The bride Is a
daughter OF Mr.. II. ID. Williams, an IN
surance man of this city
Dodamead-(irsy.
Mr.. Charles Dodamead and Mrs. Helen
Adam Gray were married yesterday after
noon at the residence OF Mr.. John Adam,
No. 1905 east Broad street.
Mrs. Gray Is n daughter Of the late
Richard Adam. and Mr. Dodamead son
of the late Colonel Thomas Dodamead
OF Richmond Mr.. Dodamead is largely
engaged I'm railroad business In Pulaski
City. his present home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

Interesting Facts About Eicbmond's Citi
zees snd Other Matters


Rev Landon r. Mason will preach at
St. Lukes chapel tonight az SIS o'clck.
Mr.. Renjamin r. Ashton and bride have
returned 10 Richmond from their wedding
tour.
Randolph-Street Baptist Sunday school
will run an excursion 10 Providence Forge
to-day.
Mr. and Mrs Everett Waddey have is
sued invitations 10 their crystal wedding.
which takes place Monday evening from
6 to II o'clock.
DR.. K. G. Cave. of st. Louis. is a guest
Of his friend. Colonel John b. Cary. 40
east Franklin street.
A marriage license was issued by the
clerk OF the Henrico County Court yes
terday to Louis Wiegand and Alice NJ
Blackburn.
Benjamin Bryant (coloredD was arrest
ed and taken 10 the Second police station
yesterday, charged with stealing a bicycle
from Miss Fannie Pope.
a telephone has been placed on the
ground floor OF the new State-Library
building for the accommodation of the
various offices In that structure. 1t
bears the number $50.
Mr.. r. Il. Rood manager of the Rich
mond Telephone Exchange, who has been
.nfined 10 his rom with rheumatism, Is
well enough TO be out again, though still
dependent upon the support Of crutches.
The Laurel-Street Methodist Sunday
school will have their annual excursion
at West Point to-day Among the amuse-
ments will be baseball. bathing. and fish
ing. The train leaves the York River
depot az A. NJ.
The premium list of the Virginia Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society for 1895
is just out, and liberal offers to ex-
hibtors are made. 1t can be had for
the asking OF Secretary William G.. Ow-
ems.
Colonel Charles Euker. his son George
and daughter Miss Elenora, left Tues
day night for New York. and will sail
Saturday for Hamburg. The Colonel
takes with him about forty horses. which
he will sell In Germany.
Messrs. John +. Rose < Co. yesterday
morning began the work OF tearing down
the store No. 1910 east Main street. pre-
paratory TO erecting a handsome FOUR
story and basement structure. The new
house will run back 40 feet.
Mrs. William c. Meredith. Of Winches-
ter, Va. has issued invitations TO the
marriage or ner daughter, Miss Fanny
Randolph. TO Mr.. James Pryor Davis. OF
this city. on June 18th. at 6 o'clock. AZ
the Episcopal Female Institute Wnches-
ter. Va.
Mr.. william Reinheimer was summoned
by telegram TO New York on ycster
day afternoon. on account Of the death
OF his brother. Isaac Reinheimer. who has
been I'm bad health for some time. His
funeral will take place Friday morning
in eNw York city.
Mr. George 4. Carter the well-known
humorist and impersonator OF Ounce.
in 'Deestrick Skule." is no longer n resi-
dent OF Richmond. He has pulled up
stakes. and will hereafter make his home
among the Crabeaters. lie Will leave
this morning for Norfolk. where he will
represent the firm OF G. w. Tanner q
CO., OF this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
FOR HONEST ELECTIONS.
The Populist Executive Committee Want
Nonpsrtisan Convention.

There was a full meeting of the Execu-
tive Committee of the Popuist party
here Friday night. They decided TO cail
convention in the interest OF nonest eiecs
the other parties can be communicated
with.
The following were the members OF the
committee present at this conference;
CHAIRMAN j. Haskins Hobson. Captain
Edmund II Cooke, Walter Grant, John
Il. Watkins. II. a. Miller, and DR.. Bass
J. Haskins Hobson, chairman OF the
party. said yesterday that they neiies We
ss long as II Is dependent upon the men
e!ected by the present law. They there.
sare nropose that the advocates OF honest
elections throw aside all party ambitions
ami I,ut up tickets Of inccrruptiblc men
u,thaut regard to politics. and that the
oniy pledge that win be exacted Of can.
didstss is that they will advocate honest
siections and not use their influence IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
Under the Baptist lent.

The nightly meetings at the Baptist
missionary tent. on the corner OF Mar
shall and Thirty second streets. are very
largely attended. Rev. DR.. J.. G.
Broughton, of Roanoke, whose powerful
ministry at Leigh-Street Baptist church
recently is yet fresh IN the MINDS Of the
people, will cond-ct the services next
week
A Sunday school will be organized In
the tent next Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Il. r. Chambers. the recently-ap-
pointed city missionary, is having fine
success in his work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
Redemption o. CITY Bonds.

Mr.. Rolfe e. Glover, president of the
Common Council. has called a meeting
OF that body for this afternoon at "a
for the purpose OF concurring in a reso-
luton adopted at the last meeting Of
the Board of Aldermen providing for Tho
redemption OF certain city bonds on July
LIST II is Of the utmost importance that
the matter should be acted upon without
delay, and two-thirds vote will be neces-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
The Swimming Pool.

With the temperance OF hot weather
Westman's swimming pool is again be-
coming popular. n large number OK
people went over TO the island yesterday
and last night. and enjoyed delightful
swim. The bath-house this year Is an
improvement over the former one, III
many respects. one OF the greatest or
which is an addition OF twenty feet to
the length of the pool. The slope -
more gradual and the water Is deeper
at the end nearest the bridge. There
are many more dressing rooms, and in
addition a large number or lockers to be
used I'm case OF a CROWD. There is no
danger OF the water where the bath
house is located becoming contaminated
by Shockoe creek. for the many freshets
during the winter changed the channel
OF the creek. and. that stream now emp
ties far below the ba,h-house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

The members of Division No. !, Ancient
Order Of Hibernians. enjoyed a delight
full excursion to jamestown yesterday.
There were about $50 in the party, and
their rambles about the historic place
proved a rich treat for every member of
the well-known organization. wit and
humor flowed as freely as iced lemonade
and other refreshments. The party left
the wharf shortly after o'clock on the
steamer Ariel The trip both ways was
heartily enjoyed and the boat returned
about 3 O'Clock last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
"OYER, COME INTO COURT
WILL PARKER. THE G0LD-BhIcA
NAN. HEAR THIS TO-DAY!
There are Many who Believe That sne's
So eunen's Trumpet Tongue VIII mol
Reach Him When Ne Gale.

This morning at II o'clock the case "
Parker alias smith will come up IN the
Hcnr.co County Court. rhe gold-bricx
fakir will be called to answer the charge
of swindling Mr.. A. W. winners o't Ok
& 900 of his hard-carned money.
The question OF all importance 49, VIII
Parker be herey No one seems to think
that he will show N. III ne snou"
stand his trial and be convicted. ne Would
most likely get only year or so In the
penitentiary. but II is not at all prooa-
BILE that Parker would relish this con-
finement consequently IL is not ex'
pected that he will answer to ms namo
when the case is called.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
HERE'S BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU.

Mems Jersey Bathing Suits 75c. They
are apiece suits. solid black. in all
sizes and usually sell for $50.
A hundred best Atwood Jersey Bath
ing Suits. $50, usu n price $3.50.
Arrow Brand Linen Collars for Sc. eacn.
About p dozen 4-ply Mems Linen Col
lars, as above, sizes Il 70 1919, for Sc.
regular price l2iac.
Mems soc. Nockwear for 25c.
The finest Scotch Silk. heavy satin
lined, latencss Of season forces price
SOC.
Ladies' Trilby Ties. 25c About 80 dozen.
including black satin and colored silks
and satins, light and dark.
Heavy Wool Sweaters. 7oc. Black Gro
chet rib. sizes for men and boys,
worth fully SIS.
There starts this morning great sales
OF Farasols and It is 10 your interest
to be here as early as possible.
For soc each you can pick from them
about % Blue and Garnet Gloria Para
soils and Black Satin Carriage Para
soils. some OF which are worth up 10 81.
For Toe you can pick from Changeabie-
SILK Fancy Parasols and Lace-CoVered
silk Carriage Parasols. some OF which
are worth up 20 y. .
CrepOn Parasols, Black Gros-Graln
SILK. Black Serge SILK. Black Chiffon.
trimmed. none OF which ever sold Tor
less than $3.50.
fOT ,lsff you Afilt lANN
China SILK Parasols. Chlnon-CoNered
ParasOls. Lace-COyered Parasols-n0t
one of which are worth less than -.
Also. 900 Children's Pink. Red. Blue.
and Cream Parasols for l7c. each.
Pure White Parasols. Hurry rli1es.
white ribs and sticks. for 81 each.
Also IL dozen of our Ladies JOc- stand
ard Waists. full-laundered, yoke back
and gathered fronts. for 35c. each.
5o0 large Brass Military Belt Buckles,
i9c each, engraved with one initial,
Zoe extra. III
Sterling Silver Shirt Waist Sets, with
: buttons-at any jeweller store VIII
cost you S2.Jo-here, 10 sell out 'oc'
each. ,,,,
About 500 Belts, made OF heavy ribbed
silk betting, with beautiiui SILVER
buckles and slides, 2oc each 49,,
1000 pieces narrow Black NelVet hid
bon. 30. for piece OF 10 yards.
The Leather Goods Counter Is having
a spccial sale OF its own.
Real Snake-Skin POcket-Books and
combination. that was SOC, Z9c. each.
100 Suake-Skin 25c. Pocket BOOKS 10 De
sold for iOc each.
sOo &c Snake-Skin Purses. zoe. each.
1000 Card Cases, 10, 10. 25c. KIND Tor &c.
each. . -. r,,.,.s,
cans larger, yet We could not refuse
the purchase Of some more offered
US at half cost. ...,.,,
feathers, are In this sale for 2oc. each-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
AT &c. TIE YARD.

Al l.c. HE ARD
Nearly 1000 yards OF the finest French
Jaconcts. 30. 20. and 23c. kinds. and
the lot comprises some OF all the de-
signs you have seen this season.
AT Ice. THE YARD.
go yards OF Imported White Marseilles.
with woven colored figures. the most
magnificent material for separate
skirts and entire costumes. "A yard OF
which has never been sold for less
than DC.
India Dimities. the finest. sheerest II.
-. and DC. qualities. in pieces %
10 10 yards, about 5000 pieces, all
spread out on a liable Tor this sale, at
BIC. the yard
Dress Ginghams-hundred OF yards to
be sold-for &c. the yard
The finest l2ia 10. and l-3c. ZcDhyrs.
all thrown INTO one lot for this sale.
at 6 3-ic. the yard.
More than a thousand yards OF Light
Stripe Outings. the very best l2isc.
ones. are 10 be sold out during this
sale FOR 4i5c.
Good. strong. heavy Unbleached Sheet
ing, full width for double bed. TO be
SEQ for. l2isc. the yard.
Inbleached Jeans, full standard weight.
Be-. the yard. Who ever heard OF IL
before for less than S.. the yard2
A good many Remnants on the second
floor. IL will pay you 10 climb the
steps and get some OF the bargains.
Every remnant OF Curtain Scrim, Cam
ton Flannel. Cretonne, Imitation China
SILK. for 2isc. the yard.
Smyrna Rugs. Sl.JO kind, for zoe.
0 SOC. Double Faced Rugs. l9c.
10 Zoe SMYRNA Door Mats l9c.
A lot Of - Marseilles Quilts. slightly
dust soiled from being on show, fun
Ia, for Csc.
DRUGGETS. i Ingram. 3xfia. was so.
now $50.
Atwood. sx3ls was $50 now $3.50.
/ Cotton Chain. 3x3. was $50, now $50.
! Moquette, was 81. for $3.50.
Is yards Hemp Carpet. yard wide. TIC.
yard.
! piece &c Ingram Carpet. l0c. yard.
Every li1-yard and 2-yard-long remnant
OF Brussels Velvet or MOquette Car
pet I'm the house. 75c. yard.
Tringes 10 match at Sc. yard
3 Ladies' Wrappers, 81 and - only, I5c.
ones, for 3sc.
The Summer-Glovc Counter has been
a continuously crowded spot since tho
starting Of this special sale
D0uble-Tipped Finger Black SILK Gloves,
sc pair. 80,
silk-Stltched Tan and Gray Isle
Thread Gloves, PIG. pair.
Gray and Tan Lisle-Thread Gloves, &c.
children's silk Mitts. Zoe. the pair.
Children's finest Lislc-Thread Gloves,
childrcn's SILK Gloves. i5c. the pair.
MEYERS, and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

Letter CARRIER Reported Tor Lettering When
lie Was Not on Duty.

Mr.. Thomas j. Wood, a letter carrier
in the city qost-ofiice. was recently sus-
pended for FIVE days, on TIE charge Of
lettering on his route, April 30. The
charge specified that he occupied i've
minutes in conversation with person In
front Of 90l east Main street.
ON the date named, the pOst-ofnce rec
ords show that Mr.. Wood was on leave
Of absence. and mad not been on duty
for several days; therefore. the report
was IN error.
Mr.. Wood has been I'm the service ten
years, and is very popular with his pa
irons. Postmaster CulingwOrth has no.
titled the Department Of the state of
the case, and the charge and the PEN
atty Will, of course. be Withdrawn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

Three ~ the Five who Escaped Returned
- he SLatn Inrm.

Three Of the five convlcts who escaped
from the state farm In Goochland oonn-
IA. last Saturday have been captured
and IL is believed the other TWO VIII soon
Sc returned TO the pcnitentiary. fatrleN
r,r ON. of the runaways was caught
In Hanover. and returned SUNDAY ai' CT,
,con Butler Devine. another OF me iu-
a,t,5,.cs was captured near HowardsNlie'
= fhiri was caught near howardsNi Iic'
and returned to tho penitenuafy last
The convicts displayed a good deai ol
.brev dncss IN making their escape.
csng of fifteen. under one guard, Wele
lien acres the river 20 work IN a ioAs ,
ed ned. and upon getting out OF inc oo os
90 -, strung themsC Ives out h1ns the
Ics ,ant and TWO slipped away.
The other three who ''2N e nrf"S MAS se1 be-
were ~ IN ne farm. and some blasting
ins 9 ,o he done. When the fuse was set on
ne men were allowed 70 run a"S s,,e ep
pen S,.,ther than the othc'1 ana maoe
spcjr way through the WOODS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
AIintPr-I Ockharf.

Mr. w, II; Mlnter tne proprietor OF the
and Miss Mary +. Lockhart. a west Clay
street young lady. went to Washington
on Monday and were married. They were
been previously informed Of the nature
of the visit, and after making the neces-
sary arrangements the couple were escort
cd to the home Of Mr. and Mrs. j. X.
Gracme, where the ceremony was per
formed by Or. j. y. Wilson. Mr. and
Mrs. Minter returned to Richmond Tues