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And warm Blanket Is . Joy fEdee1- We have
them. and another pleasant fe1Eure Is tn
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terest you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-29

were defeated In the convention OK the
Democratic party; but they did not Doll.
put up a candidate OF their own. split
the party asunder. and elect the Republi-
can. They proved themselves to be sound
Democrats by accepting the Will OF the
majority and electing their nominee. The
gilded men who are now playing into the
hands OF the Republicans are proving
thereby that they are unsound Democrats.
And as to their claim to being the
sound-money Democrats" Il is mere
holier-than-thou cry. As matter Of
fact, we all believe that we are for sound
money, as a matter OF course. Some
believe I'm gold only. while others believe
in both gold and silver. A sound money
TO hoard (gold) as a basis for credits, etc,
for the benefit of the rich, and sound
money TO circulate silver as basis for
trade, etc. for the benefit OF the poor.
Some believe that bimetallism is sound
policy, as II gives two chances TO one:
the same chance. as well az the other
chance. And they believe that I'm the
triumph Of this policy lies the present
hope OF the American people. While
others. in their blind worship OF "the
golden calf" are even willing to split
asunder the party which brought them
out Of the land of bondage. and. for the
sake of their idol, to support the party
which Expresses us. and these are the
nd-money Democrats so called. They
are a "stiff-necked people" They are
causing much trouble. and would hinder
us from being "a great nation ,. ;.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-29
DON'T LOSE Iri:i
Every Southern Family Must Pre-
serve "Our Lost Cause"

Now Il the time 10 get the beautiful
Souvenir of the recent Confederate re-
union and the late war, known as
OUR LOST CAUSE II Is a work on
art. which the Dispatch Company has
gotten out at great cost for its SUD
scribers. and put at such O nominal sum
that 1t Is In reach OF all. The picture -
beautifully illuminated. and presents
President Davis and vice-Prestdeat
Stephens surrounded by their last cabi-
net. while below are speaking portraits
OF Lee and Jackson. In tho centre Is a
handsome drawing OF the proposed Jeffer-
son Davis Monument. by Mr. Percy Grit
fin. OF New York. Under each por-
trait is the fac-simile autograph OF the
parsonage represented. This will make the
picture OF decided intrinsic worth as
memento Of the late war. There is also
an exact reproduction OF the Seal Of the
Confederacy. while beneath the portraits
Of Davis and stephens are draped the
four flags OF the Confederacy. In thu
foreground IL a picture OF the "Merri-
mac" or Virginia" and piece OF heavy
ordnance. Taken as whole. OUR LOST
CAUSE ~ most interesting souvenir.
No southern household should be with
out IT, II Is on thick cardboard, just
suited for framing.
The Dlspatchs Offer: To obtain the
picture, cut out coupons OF different
dates and bring them to the DISPATCH,
with 10 cents; or send the coupons with
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Remember. coupons Of different dates
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Every one wants this souvenir.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-29
TRAGEDYIN AMHERST
A WHITE MAN SHOT AND KILLED
BY a NEGRO.
The Alleged Injuring OF the
stock of the slayer the Cause
of the DimcuIty-Fcars Entertained
for His safety.
for His safety.

LEXINGTON. VA. August %-tSpe-
cial)-Tom Sorrells. a white man. was
shot and instantly killed by Tom Clarke
(colored). yesterday morning. in Amherst
county. on the head waters OF Pedier
creek. near the Rockbridge line. II SEEM
ed. from Clark's story, that Sorrells, VINO
was an overbearing man, had injured
some hogs and other stock Of Clarks, ana
had threatened TO Kill the latters VIE
but Clark paid no attention to this, not
wishing to have any trouble
Yesterday while Clark was at break
fast Sorrells passed his house, going
down the Mountain road. Some time af-
ter this Clark started to work, going the
same way. and carried his gun, as usual.
He passed Sorrells and a woman about
l5G yards from his home. and spoke TO
the woman, but not to Sorrells. After
going some distance Clark heard hurry
ing footsteps, and. looking around, saw
Sorrells coming after him at a run. Clark
increased his speed and so did the pur-
suer. until the former was overtaken.
clark turned and told Sorrells TO go
hack. and Sorrells drew a pistol ana
cursed him. Clark then threw up his gun
and both fired. Sorrells fell with load
~ shot In his breast. and Clark was un-
hurt. Clark went to Mr.. Ham Crist, a
magistrate. to surrender. but learned
there that Mr.. Crist was at this place
and he started for Lexington. He was
arrested and lodged in jail here MI.
Crist will take him to Amherst for trial
next week. fearing to DO so now. as Sor.
rells's friends might waylay them in the
mountains. Mr.. Crist give Clark a good
name. There were no witnesses to the
Of AZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-29
sIMs's LEG Is CUT OFF.
His Condition Such That Amputatton
wa. Necessary to Save His Life.

'
George sims. the negro who had his
foot so badly mashed by train at or
leans street. about a week ago, and who
has since given the officials at the aims
houses in both Richmond and Manches-
ter such a deal OF trouble, had TO have
HIS leg amputated a. the Richmond Hos
pital yesterday as d result Of his own
negligence.
When Sims was first hurt he was re-
moved 10 the colored almshouse in Rich
mond. where he received proper treat
ment. a morning or two afterward ne
was missing and investigation showed
that he had jumped out Of the window ON
the Fiuh-street side of the building and
made his escape The distance from the
window TO the ground Is fully twelve feet.
Sims proved a very bothersome patient.
He required constant attention, ana
cursed and abused the surgeons and
attendants whenever they were near
him.
The day that Sims left the almshouse
the ambulance was called out and the
surgeon found that Sims was the man
RESPONSIBLE for the call They took him
in and cautioned him that II he did not
remain I'm bed he would lose his leg,
He was even more abusive and protane
than on his first visit. and LEFT the insti-
tuition al she first opportunity. He then
went 10 Manchester and was found ia
the street i'm an apparently helpless con
Gtion He was treated and taken TO The
Manchester almshOuse. The officials re-
fused 70 accept him. finding that he hal
come from Richmond. and sent him
back 20 this city. Here he was again
admitted 10 the almshouse. bur he -e-
mainel but a short while Thursday
night the ambulance was called twice TO
west Broad street TO attend Sims the
first time he was left Superintendent
Davis having instructed the surgeon In
charge 20 leave him. as there was no
use 10 bring him % the hospital The Sc
cond time the surgeons heart was
touched with pity and he conveyed the
man again TO the hospital where be
was kept under surveillance until yes
terday morning, when his leg was ampu-
tated
Sims will be kept at the slmshouse
now until ne is well Had he remained
ID the institution the first time his
leg would have been saved. Superin-
-cudent Davis Indignantly denies that the
negro was refused admission to the insti-
fuffon