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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
WHOLESALE LUMBER MEN.
The National Association Elects OH.
GERS For the Year.
BY Southern Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, March THE annual
meeting of the National Wholesale
Lumber Dealers Association, which
began IN the Continental Hotel yester
day, ended to-day. The Association
haS membership of over 20O, and l4O
representatives wero in attendance.
The following officers were elected;
President, John w Kobiuson, of North
Ionawanda, n \; first YIce president,
Col Charles NJ Belts. OF Philadelphia;
second vice.presideut, Wm Easton, of
Albany, n Y; treasurer, a O Tuxburv.
OF North Tonawanda, \ y trustees
Charles III Carleton, OF Cleveland, Ohio !;
Charles II Bond, of Oswego. N Y:
Alfred Haines, of Buffalo, n Y; ) K
Mac Laren, Of Toledo. ONO, and John
9 Hubbell, of New York. President
Robinson was re elected,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
THE HEARING POSTPONED.
The Coroner Jury to Hear Witnesses
To-day.

To-day.
The hearing in tho case of the Com.
monwealth against DR.. 5. X. jackson.
who was arrested Wednesday, night on
g warrant charging him with nalprac
tice IN having caused the denth of Mrs,
Zippornh Butlapd, will not take plnce
until Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
DR.. jackson, who is "a highly respected
citizen, wns IN the Police Court ycster-
day morning, but, lnasmuch "a the in.
quest will not be held until to dav.
Justice Burroughs, after consulting
with Judge Brooke. DR.. jackson s
counsel, decided to wait until after the
verdict has been rendered.
The coroner's jury will meet ut the
office OF the High Constable this morn.
ing aud the witnesses Will be examined.
In court yesterday Dr.. Jackson was
accompanied by his sou and daughter,
Mrs. Tucker. He seemed TO he totally
unconcerned and talks freely about the
case, denying any criminal pnrticipa-
ton In the causes leading to Mrs. But.
lands death,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
su,picioris suicide.
Bv Southern Associntel pross

Nv SuEihrrn ANsOclltel ProSs
WORCESTER, Mass. March 7.-Henrv
+. Wing committed suicide by shoot.
ing some time between 7 o'clock last
night and 80 this morning, MIR
Wing was for thirty eight years cashier
of the Grafton National Bank for
thirty years treasurer of the Savings
Bank and for quarter OF century
hnd been Town Treasurer. A meeting
OF the directors of the bank WAS held
Wednesday evening ut ~ O'Clock. n
most unusual hour. Those who were
present decline to discuss the suicide
or Its probable causes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
THE CUBAN TROUBLES WORSE
Important News of the Situation
Suppressed by the Government.
ALL NEWS GARBlED BY THEM.
1t was the Spanish Troops and Not the
Rebels that Retreated a, Santa
Clara. Eyes Turned on San
Domingo. A Consul Re-
called. Precautions.
BY Southern Associate / prcis.

NEW YoRK. March IA special cablo
dispatch to the Herald from Mautun.
zas, Cubn, says: Affairs seem to be
growing worse i'll tho interior. lmpor-
tant news is suppressed by the Govern
ment, which has entire control OF the
wires, aud holds bnck everything cal.
culatcd to throw light on tho situation.
When the rebols are known to have n
hlg force tue Government asserts that
they wcre secured by enforced draft
from villages.
Advices from Santa Clara are to tho
effect that 1t wns tho Spanish troops
who retrcntod aud not the rebels.
After the engagement Mt. Agas moved
toward Colon.
All eyes are now turned toward San
Domingo. Every available Spanish
war vessel on tho east aud south coasts
are watching Tor an expedition, led by
MaNlmo Gomez, from San Domingo.
Undoubtedly movement is impending
III mat direction, only II short distance
from the Cuban coast.
ieeling Is growing against Julia San.
puilIS. Tho Cubans will kill him If
released 1t Is said ho betrayed Man.
uel Garcia TO death for 5000.
The presence OF II leader of ability
would undoubtedly Intensity mnttefs
greatly Rumors Of war nro hurting
this city and lIavanu greatly,uud keep,
lug nwny visitors ana trnde. There il
nothing to fear around Havana.
The Herald's Santiago De Ouba dis.
patch says: Tho revolution is not for
midable here. The movement seems
TO be confined to the Interior and de
crcesing. In Santiago property ownera
are opposed to the movement The
iustiGators nre non-residents. The Gov.
efhment Is confident OF suppressing the
uprising.
UNITED STATS CoNSCL'S RECALL.
LoNpoN, March L. A dispatch from
Madrid to tho London News Agency
Gays that the Governor General of
Cuba having mndo n demand for the
recall OF the United States Consul Gen
erai ut Havana, the cabinet, Mt u meet.
ing heid last evening, decided to sup.
port ms demands. The province OF
SANTA Clara, In Cuba, has been declared
under martial law.
EXTEAoRDISEAY PRECAUTIONS.
WAsnlHGToN, March THE State
Department has instructed Minister
Hnnnis Taylor at Madrid to convey as
surnnces TO the Spanish Government
that the United States is taking extra
ordinary precautions to prevent the
organization OF expeditions from this
country to Cuba, and that our customs
officers IN ports from which contraband
articles might bo shipped to the insur.
gents have been ordered to be particu-
lnrly careful III permitting doubtful
vessels 10 leave port. These assurances
are intended to indicate the very cor.
dial attitude OF the United States to
the Government ut Madrid.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
The IsiooisiYn atri,ser.
BY Southern Associatnl pros,.

BRooKLYN. March 7.-Martin j..
Connolly, the leader OF tho late trolley
strikers III Brooklyn, who had his
brain drained Mt St. N1ary's Hospitnl
yesterday, will, the doctors there sni d
TINS morning, get well. They say he
was suffering from abscess of the brain
during tho strike, aud to this is attrib
nred much of his eccentric conduct at
that time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
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Eternal
Vigilance

is the price of liberty and
eyesight. Vigilance Of the
party with affected eyes
makes the optician vigiiant
in his examination, as well
as the selection of proper
lenses. If everybody waa
satisfied with cheap, cons
mon, ioP-sided, poorly
made, fitted by guesswork
specs, no better ones would
be made. As it is every one
insists on the best and
forces into existence those
perfect spectacieS sold in
Norfolk only by
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
THE ISTRlAN IN PORT.
The Overdue Steamer Received Amid
Cheers and Salutes.

'7EV0'''' DI7TNVVH To IHN NIfKlnlRn.
NEwroRr NEWS. March 7.-Tho
steamship lstrinn was supposed TO have
been st.nrrivod in port to-day amidst
the cheers aud sautes Of ali tho vessels
i'll the hnrbor.
After n terrible voyage sho reached
Bermndn on February 10th where she
was detained on account of tho dillicul-
" To OBTAIN Goa. She left thero Sun.
uay morning and arrived in the Capra
ihst night Mt II o'clock. Her arrival
~ ~ source ol much qualification, to the
i, r"lness company by which she has
snfety WAS entertained hero for scy ernl
weeks
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08

When Baby was sicl;. wc gave her Cast,aia
When she was a Child. she cried for Castorla.
When she became MS she clung to Castorla
When she had Children, she gave them Castor
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
A FLAT DENIAL.
a Gard From the Sons of DOUGLASS
Oisclaim;ng Family Breaches.
liy Southnrn Aaaociatat Iro,

Oisclaim.ng Family Breaches.
BY Southern Associated Press.
WAsnTNGToH, sMarch = Tho cons OF
the late frcderink Douglass authorize
the publicatntion of the following statu
mcnt:
1.-The statement tclegraphed from
Rochester. n. Y, to the morning ia.
pers OF the country that there IL,
or has been, any antsgonlsm between
us and our fathers wife. or his widow.
at any time, is utterly false. That there
has been any consultation with any
one Mt any place or mt any tinlc in re
gard to my will of FREDERICK Douglass.
our father. VIC have no knowledge.
''Wo nre absolutely unable to nc.
count for the statement made from
Rochester. Tho man Ice, who saws
he is bound to secrecy by all parties.
tells nm untruth if he includes the un.
dersiRned i'll all parties We have
had no conversation with him Mt any
time i'll regard to our our fathers
affair. His statement is wholly unwnr
ranted.
Slgned ''LEwls II. DouGnAss,
"CHAs. II. DOuGLAss."
Mrs. Douglnss, who continues to rc-
side IN the cottage occupied by her late
husband, with Mrs. Sprnguc. tho mar
ried daughter OF Fred Duuglass by his
first wife, proclaimed the story OF I'M
duo influence as absolutely grnundless.
The estate of the late negro libcrntor.
1t Is estimated, will realize from SiOO.
600 to $500, 600, mostly iu realty in
Rochester, n. y, and in this city. No
VIII has yet been offered for probate.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
Diatrc. scd schooner.
Special Dispatch to tho Vireinian

Special Dlspatoh to the Nirginian
BEsuFoRr. n. c., March 7.-During
Yesterdays gale the schooner Green.
leaf Johnson, Captain Woodruff, lam.
Der laden, bound New York, put in
Cape Lookout light leaking badly, hav-
ing lost deck-losd. Will probably have
to tow her. The crew is safe.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
The Modern way

Comments itself to tho well formed, TO
do PLEASANTLY and ellec,ually what was
formerly done i'll the crndest manner
ana disagreeably rs we'll 70 cleanse
the system aud break up colds. head
aches and fevers without unpleasant
after effects, use tho delightful LIQUID
laxative remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08

March 9th ana iitb. Saturday and
"ohdnS; Npecimi Snic of Hosiery.
Think of children's hosiery in all
sizes from TO 90, only 10c. These
goods are worth 15c. Remember the
dates. II. A. Saunders.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08


oiph'herR' phcumonia, scarlet fever. tv-
phoi feyot, et,.. Hood 5 SarsAparila is Of
WONDERFUL benefit i'll importing the strength
an yl6Or so much desired
lioon's PiLts for the liver and bowels net
easily yet promptly AMI effectively
Enormous isrductIon. in s.rices-Dry
Goods Fn"cs Goods and Notions
Since the enforcement of the new
tarili schedule has been enormous. The
undersigned have been quick to realize
that prices on all goods must change,
aud Instead of waiting to reduce stock
ut the old prices, have placed the knife
IN deep, and cut prices on everything
to meet the new values. realizing that
the first loss is always tho best. Ladies'
intending shopping for dress goods or
dry goods OF any grade, woull Ger.
tainl y study their own interest by CIV
ing Levy Bros, III Main street, a call
before making purchases. Watch our
east window and this paper for our
next special sale,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
NV o would urge everybody to read

"N Q wonld urge everybody to read
the advertisement of Simmons Liver
Regulator. We have never before said
ono word IN favor of any patent medi. q.
cine advertisement In our columns,
but having given Simmons Liver Reg.
ulator lar trial. we do not hesitate TO
say that, for dyspepsia and general
debiliiy II cannot be excelled. "-FRHD
NJ. CHILDs, editor "Nows," Kenton,
Ohio.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08

Newest Discovery"-Ext. teeth no
pain. N. I. D. Rooms, 162 Main.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08

lioons PI1ts for the liver and bowels act
oNslly yet promptly am eIiectiYcIy
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
DEATH OF MRS. DIR. LANkFORD.
a Devoted Wife and Mother. a Piou.
Christian Cut Down.

S''IiSt Stiu'i SIt DOsyn.
The community was shocked vester
DAY afternoon to learn OF the death of
the beloved wife of DR.. Livius I.ank
lord, which occurred at the residence.
10 CRANKY street. at $50 o'clock, after
n short illness, from pneumonia. Mrs.
Lhnkford was attractive in person. as
well ms character-a devoted wife aud
mother, deeply pious Christian, mem
Der OF the Freemason Street Baptist
church. She was prominent in all
benevolent and charitable movements.
ana the community felt her influence
and viii revere her memory. She has
been cut down IN the primo Of her life.
leaving husband crushed by his great
sorrow and several interesting chll.
dren, to whom she was mother in tho
broadest sense. Mrs. Lankford was
Mary Bnrnby, daughter of Prof. Burn
by,formeriy of kichmond College. She
was native OF ,Culpeper county aud
the remains will be taken to Jefferson,
the old homestead, for lnterment.
The funeral services will be held
there i'll the old church. Before le,v
ing The residence on CRANKY street this
afternoon services will be held at $50.
conducted by her pastor, DR.. NJ, b.
harton, to which friends and &C.
qunlntnncce OF the family are invited.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
NAVAL EWS.
News Of the Various Cruisers in Many
Waters.
By Southern Associated Pross.

Dy oOutuorn A5BOClatou PrO5s.
WasuINGToN, March IA cablegram
to tue Navy Department from Ad-
miral Carpenter announces that the
Yorktown left Chefoo o-dny for
Chemulpo, Korea. where there has
been no American vessel since the
Charleston left there n month ago.
The Raleigh left Admiral Meade's
fleet vt Trinidad this morning to tnko
the Atlanta's place at Colon, the latter
vessel having gone to Bocns De! Toro
yest ,rdny undor special orders TO
watch the revolutionary movement
under the notorious Mexican bandit,
Cara, near tho Costa Ricau border.
\ telegram announcing the arrival of
the Nesuvius at Delaware Break water
wa9 received ut the Navy Department
to dny. For the pnst week the vessel
bns been engaged i'll blowing up wrecks
oil the Virginia coast. The Vesuvius
will resume her work of destruction rs
soon as the weather permits, as she Ii
not built for rough weather service. ~
Tho Benuing,ou, IN obedience to
tclegrsphic order, left Acapulco for
san Irnncisco, 1t is explained, in order
TO have her lcake oOudeusprs over.
hauled Gnd to hive her hull cleaned
and painted, the vessel not having been
docked since September is, and the
regulations requiring oil steel ships TO
be docked every six months.
The return Of the vessel ut this time
when 1t is possible other American vos
sells may be needed Mt Panama Mt any
moment, occasioued some surprise
among naval officers, many OF whom
expressed the opinion that her sudden
departure is not unconnected with the
smiling of the British cruiser Nymoshe
from San Diego for Honolulu. 1t is
well known that the flagship Philadel-
phin, now nloue in Hawaii was las;
docked II mouth earlier than the Ben.
nington, and is presumably much more
III need OF cleaning than the latter ves-
gel,
1t is certain that Honolulu will not
be left without an Americ warship
IN the next few months, and it is
thought tho bennington is going to
the fhiladelphia Us rplief
The new cruiser Olympia, which wns
commissioned February 9TH, is ut Mare
Island getting ready for the sea. She
has been designated ms Admiral Boards
lees flagship after April lst. There is
q possibility that both the Olympia
and the Bennington Will succeed the
Philadelphia in guarding the islands.
DEATH OF MRS. DR.. LANkFORp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-16
THE HOME FOR IyCURABLEs.
Many Useful Articles Contributed 10
the Institution.

The lady managers Of the Virginia
Home for Incurables acknowledge the
following donations recently made to that
worthy institutions; Mrs. Peyton car
rlngton. box of vegetables; Miss Ruoy
Bodeker curtains for the hall; Mr.. u. T.,
Reeve, flooring staining; Mrs. Wright !
quilt. Mrs. Craigie, l coal-boX ana =
Page rug; Mrs. whitehead peu.
stead: Mrs. Craigie. l coal-ooX anu
pairs of sheets. Miss Wattngton' l rug
Mr. Peyton Darlington, load OF coal
air. Falrlamb. . pieces OF mutton' MIS-.
w. II. Richardson, l white spreau'
pair OF sheets. pair OF pillow-slips' pieces
OF carpet: Mrs. Forbes, SIN
Quilt: Miss Belle Maury l slop-ean
Miss Sarah Maury. ? brackets; Mrs. hoi-
laday. 4 boxes OF Carnrick's soluble iooo
Mr.. Henry Bugg. apples; Mrs. wright,
1 can OF tomatoes and or peaches'
from a friend. / table-scarf and creton
curtain: Mrs. X. Blankenship. plated
forke. / olive litter, i6 plated spoons. .
Mated knives, fancy spoons, Randolph
~ English, contribution OF books ana
napers: Miss Sallie Greenhow, 1 PIN
cushion: Miss NJ Greenhow. toilet mats
ana p,ctures for bureau: Mr.. Powell.
stone lar: Stowe & Nuclois, sign Tor the
nome. afr. Thompson. painting OF sign
Mrs Craigie. coal-bos; Mrs. Barton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-16

picture: Miss Casey, 80 little side-dlshes,
7 ice-cream saucers. 3 glass dishes. COB
lets, little glass pitchers; Mr.. Baush-
man. blank books; Miss Ruby Bodeker.
! picture: Mrs. a. l.. Johnston. books and
games; Mr.. Millhiser. pairs of blankets
I piece Of scrim. | piece OF canton fan
mel. ! piece Of cheviot: Mrs. Barton,
blower. Mrs. @. w. Bagby, l chair, mat
tress, ! sofa, l carpet; from frenh
a lot OF bottles. funnel and corkscreW,
; little side-dlshes; Mrs. +. II. Taylor /
dishpan, / dipper, / coffce-pot. sauce
pans. tin buckets. set Of mutin-moulds;
Miss Yeaton, contribution OF magazines
and papers, Mrs. NJ. S. Valentine,
gallon OF chocolate; Mr.. Fairlamb. piece
OF mutton: Mrs. Parker Dashiei, china
basket; through Mrs. Thornhill from the
Ladies' Aid Society Of - church, Ap-
pomattox county. 1 quilt; Mrs. Bidsood,
bucket OF cOttolene. coal-boXes' ana
package Of books from the Junior Ala
Society OF ST. Johns church; Mrs. Barton
/ dozen eggs and a few pounds OF apri-
cots. shad. and lot OF We
getables; Mrs. ". 5. Valentine 1
dressed fowl. vegetables and fruits;
Mr.. w. G. Stokes. lot OF magazines;
Miss Mary Thaw. 1 carpet, half dozen
cups and saucers. ] sugar-dish' MTs.
J. b. Pace, basket OF fruits ana tea
cakes. and freezer Of ice-cream' MI. +.
d. Stokes. a quantity OF kindling-wood
Mrs. Or. Tabb and Miss Pugh, soup
plates. 2 frut-bowls. Is saii-stands, cups
and saucers: Mrs. Little. sofa; Mrs. Bar
ton. sheets and dozen safety-pins' piece
Of oilcloth for bed; Mr.. and Mrs. ). n
Blnford and the ladies' OF Calvary Bap-
fist church, Brunswick county, gave
$40 in May; Miss Ella New % cents
Lane rocking-chair and rug. Mrs.
Hawes. I bedstead, mattress, and springs.
a lot OF books: Mrs Barton, chicken, /
broiler, oranges, and peaches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-16

sixteen Fewer Deaths Last week
Than the same Period In 1914.

The health of Richmond seems better
this year than it was last The weather
Is not quite 90 intensely hot and dry, and
the mortuary reports continue to show
fewer deaths.
There were IS deaths-16 white and -
colored persons-in the city last week, as
compared To- a during the corresponding
week last year The annual rate of NOR
tality per 1000 was: White, l5'o'; coiofeu'
2G47. Total. 20A
Cause Of Death-Aneurism, ! colored;
apoplexy. . white: bronchitis, 2 colored;
chronic bronchitis. ! ColOred: cereDro-
spinal meningitis, l white; cholera imam
tum. 4 colored. congestion OF BRAIN |
colored: consumption. l white and l col
ored. diarrhoea. 2 colored; dropsy, j col
-ored. euterO COLTS, white; exhaustion
colored: endocardius. white; CASTRO
cnteritis. 1 white; heart-disease' 3 whltei
marasmus, 1 white and colored; inenih-
a,itis-tuhercular. | white; old age, ! Whlle
and colored; peritonits, l white ana )
rolored. pneumonia l white. premature
birth. / colored: softenng of brain, col
ored. tetanus / white and l colored
Tocaiity-Marshall Ward, white ana /
coIored. Madison Ward. white and 2
colored: Clay Ward 6 white and color
81. JefTerson Ward. 3 colored: Monroe
ward l white and 2 colored: Jackson
ward / white and colored; almshouse,
2 col0red.
Ages-i day to 60, white aid / eolored;;
mouth to G. ! white and colored; 9
months to u. white and colored' l
90 IN 2 > colored: years to 5, white
and colorod: 10 years TO %. white; 30
years TO 80. / white and colored: 40
voars To 30. colored; 80 years to 60 !
white and ] colored; O. years TO 10, whlte
and colored. 20 years To 80 : white ana
l ooIored. 50 years TO 80, ! white ana
cOioIvl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-16

~ -s Mills. the wife Of one of the dead
a .n. agd that pee had toll her some days
Il fore Nhe drowning that BE would get
D. OF her old mau," ana they would
A. away together. Nicholas was ln-
n ctcd by the grand jury, ana elrcttl
A. be tried hy the Circuit Court liia
tasc was duly called. ana lasted several
Hays. After the establishment OF MS
3numacy with Mrs. Mills by her own
Testimony. supported by that oil oln.t"'
4, ,,.- shown that inc had hroached the
lEnnInCt OF doing away win old man MINIS
NJ, than once. lie came 70 Richmond
4 month or more before the drowning
~ purchased bottle Of arsenic from
H.. drugstore of i. e. Lewis. This ne
a ule.aueutly returned ana asked that MS
a De. which had been recorded Wheh
II made the purchase. De removed from
"A book. This was q small matter IN
II H. hut IL was chiefly on this evidence
Il ne was convicted and sentenced 10
a hanged. II went 10 show that he hat
a a.u mcdtaung on killing MINIS anu
Ehouah he claimed 10 have bought the
n son for the purpose or kilhhs SUM
4 ,as the jury believed that be intended
Il ing IL on Mills, and they cohVlctei
= im. .,..,
1,vbich the water poured when Nicholas
kicked the corn-cohs out ot them were
also brought to the attention OF the jury
|pnd doubtless helped To seal ms DOOM
In WIS testified tnat Nicholas had some
louq,re which were about the same SIZE
a. these holes. and IL was thought that
H. holes were bored 10y him though
H. was never proved. one Of the most
Il rportant facts adduced IN the t,a"n'"ny
..,s that the three holes were ABOVE
e. v,ater-line unless some one sat III
n. how Of the boat and mat had NUn"-
yyho occupied the how-seat. ma was
I'D, ~ he an expert swimmer moved ms
Il ,,bicb ne could have done, the noal
= ,.,t bav, sunk. but might nave peen
d 1u.l safely 10 shore, when WAS "0'
n oor. ihan thirty yards on
81 MS COUNSEL WORKED HARD.
n TIC arc only some Of the most i'm
81 ar,ant facts adduced IN the triai Wh,eh
~, adj. up the evidence on which Nlchol,S
,s convicted. His counsel made repea.
an efforts 90 introduce evidence 10 o"se.
hose f4cts. lut could not convince 'he
Ar Il is understood that they Will e'en
80 this late DAY. make one more ehcft ID
~Achulf az their client, provided tHe gu
4preme court does not interfere by NY
H. IL prove that an important s'a'e'neu.
M. AS coming from Nicholas was ho'
rlc. ana was concocted for purpose.
Mrs Mills has died since the trial' Hhe
h bias not a very progressing woman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-16
The Governors Family.

Governor O'Ferrall will probably leave
tomorrow for Norfolk. where he Is eX-
pected TO testify In the Massey-Pilot suit.
Mrs. O'Ferrall and her young daughters,
Misses Helen and Mabel. started yester-
day morning for Allegheny Springs. Mont
gomery county, where they intend
to spend about six weeks. Masters
Frank and While OPerrall accompanied
them as far as Farmville. and will spend
their time at the country seat of Colonel
Knight.
Mr.. Evan II. Chesterman, private Sec
rotary of the Governor, also left for Al
leghany Springs. and the Governor hopes
to Join his family there as soon as he
gets through with his testimony at Nor
folk.
MIR. John II. Danforth. stepson Of the
Governor, left last evening for Amelia
county. where he Will spend part Of his
vacation.