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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
SENATOR PUGH's EXPLANATION.
Result OF Alteration Between Him
self and Don Dickinson.

A Washington special to the New York
sun OF yesterday says: Senator Pugh,
OF Alabama. has made an explanation Of
the widely circulated report that re and
Don Dickinson engaged In a rough-and-
tumble hgnt In this city on Saturday
last over a game OF draw-pOker. The
report vas 10 the effect that Mr.. Dick
insOn took offence at a remark Of Mr.
Pugh's relative 10 the President, and
that the Senator thereupon threw a
handful OF cards IN Mr.. Dckinson's face
which action precipitated the rough-and-
tumble fight. Senator Pugh's explana-
ton IS set forth in the Washington Post
After stating that he has not had a card
IN his hand for fifteen years. Mr. Pugh
says:
There was an unexpected and disa-
greeable alteration between Mr.. Dick
inson whom | had never met before. end
myself. wholly unprovoEed by me, on
last Saturd1v. which ended I'm less than
a minute in 2 manner entirely satisfac-
tory TO myself"
The senator's are wondering what
method the Senator employed TO dispose
Of the lively gentleman from Michigan
In one minute. but Mr. Pugh declines to
crafty their curiosity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20

oHAHLOTTESVILLE. VA, March 10
.-.'.al1 The famous Boston baseball
team arrived here az $3.50 this afternoon
...ie were about seventeen IN the party
,'. several are accompanied 10y their
wives. 1.r. j. g. Morse. correspondent Of
fHe Boston Herald. and Mr. +. II. Muir
rtn-. representative OF the Boston Globe
with taeir wives. accompany the ball
trss'te. The entire party will stop at
Nr-rts. and viii remain here for about
Two weeks. Saturday the first same will
.r played With the 'Narsities on the Uni
F..s.ty grounds.
CHARLES Slaughter. the aged colored man.
who has Pod. De- thrice convicted Of the burn
.rs Of the stables OF ". Gordon Merrlck,
H which several valuable horses persisted,
Was today taken 10 the penitentlay 10
'-tt' a.s gcutence of eight years. He was
p charge of Mr W y. Dauson. a guard
.. tfa peuIfcutlarg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20

and trembirg or the cords. Besides
such torture, / began to bloat a great
deal.
After suffering for some time a friend
advised me to try Paine's celery com
pound | can truthfuly say that after
using four bottles. l was cured; not
helped. but cured"
II you have any doubt at all these
spring days about your health-if neu-
ralgic twiuges. kidney troubles, dizzy
spells. Indigestion or heart paiptation
show themseiyes-don't wait for palmer
warnings. Make clean sweep Of all
these ailments from the system.
L IS easiest to do this now, as spring
IS approaching Take Paines celery COM
pound. when the system Is most re-
sponsive 10 its cleansing, strengthening
influence.
An improved appetite. sound digestion.
uninterruptel sleep. and an energetic con-
dition are the result OF taking Paine's
celery compound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20

Messrs. Chris. Evensen chairman, Ro-
bert Hill. Jr., Moses stein, NJ. y. Ra-
mos. and l.. a. Tucker, the Entertain
ment Committee appointed by Richmond
Lodge, NO /. /. o. O. F., at their last
meeting, 10 supervise tn grand reunion
Of Richmond Odd-FellOws, 70 be hcld al
Bev!dere Hall next Monday evening. met
last night at Evensen's parlors and per-
f.cted all ARRANGEMENTS FOR the great
Jubilee. The programme will be varied
and unique.
II was unanimously decided TO add the
ramc of sam Crowder to the committee.
After partakng of a delightful lunch
nrepared I'm Uncle Chris's" best style,
The committee adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
His Honor's Toothache.

GOOD story is told OF Judge W. u.
craer a prominent lawyer OF Padueah.
once during a visit 10 81. Louis ne hai
a severe attack OF toothaehe. He sought
: aentiyt's office. and was met by young
ran who was scrupulously neat ana
c,ean The latter bowed sauvely, and the
Judge began
.,I believe you profess to be able 10 e&-
,rac, teeth without pain?'
..Vas air" was the reply. "and !,
aor,t DO II I'll refund your money.
Tha Judge was seated In the operauhs
osair and the last thing he remembers
.,,as The dentist inserting small tube III
W. month. He got dose OF gas ana pc
ma a'S unconscious. When he came 70 the
y ysh,ia snotless shirt and collar covered
s',,'h Mood. and his clothes torn up al
most beyond recognition. lie was desper-
ateIy waving the Judge on. saying all tne
while: "Get out OF herel Get out OF
herep' a,
He seemed very anxious 70 have the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
Debate at Highland Springs.

The Henry Grady Literary Society and
the Highland Springs Society met IN
Joint debate Wednesday night In the ODD
Fellows Hail. at the latter place. The
Cradles carried about eighty young ladies'
and gentlemen. and were met by the
Highland Springs in full force. The
Springs Quartctte sang several selections
after which the debate was opened
The question was, Resolved, Inat thls
government has more TO rear from us
mulionairas than its criminals" Profes-
sor Atwood and Mr.. Collins spoke IN
convincing manner on the afiirmai for
the Highland Springs, and Messrs. Hush 5
and Adams spoke forcibly IN the negative
representing the Gradys.
The judges. after a long discussion de-
cid,i in favor Of the Highland Springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
why not be q wcll woman tbs spring.

Why not be n we'll woman this spring?
There are women who cannot tolerate
the smallest neglect about the house who
too often take no care or their health.
They should use these precious March
days for getting strong and well by
taking Paines celery compound-the
4,re1 'est of all spring remedies
Miss Elsie NJ Brown, Of No. Leeds
street. Dorchester. Mass. whose pic
ture is given above. wrote the 9Th Of this
month as follows:
-Four or five years ago I suffered with
dreadful pains IN my back owing 10
my Kidneys. so much 80 that night after
night could not close my eyes. and
what few hours sleep / did get | could be
heard moaning and tossing, showing
that even IN my sleep ! suffered paia.
At times l would have more pain than
usual over my LEFT hip and waen
waking in the morning 1t would be
ali could DO 10 stretch my limb down
etraiobt. as there would be a drawing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
CHASED BY A SPANISH CRUISER.
British Steamer Pursued for an Hour
aud n Half.

BOSTON. March 19.-An officer Of the
British steamer Ethelred Oopkins). which
arrived this morning from jamaican
ports reports that on March lith. on the
outward passage from this port to
Jamaica. the Gamer was chased for an
hour and a half by a Spanish cruiser.
The Ethclred was steaming about eight
miles or Cape Maysi. the eastern END OF
the Island Of Cuba. on the Woy u her
destination. She Was going about twelve
knots an hour when Spanish cruiser
WIS sighted. evidently on the lookout
for "a supposed hlibustering steamer The
cruiser hoisted flag and the fruiter
did likewise. The latter continued on
her way. but the warship started In pur-
suit and kept IL up for a considerable
time The spaniari could not make over
niuo knots an hour, and was no match
FOR the fruit vessel. When first seen boy
the Ethe.red another cruiser was In
company with the aggressive one. but
alatrently took no interest in the pro-
ceeings. 80 shots were fired from the
warship. as the distance was too great
Tor any gun practice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
ENGLAND, FRANCE. AND EGYPT.
ard the Advance Up the
vile valley.

Htit
LONDON. March BIN the House oil
co,nmons to-day Mir. Curzon, Under FOR
o,gn Secretary, announced that NJ
,,er,,elot the French Minister Of For
a,,,, Anairs. had informed Lord Duff
80, Tho british Ambassador TO France.
.e'l"' - renudiated all responsibility
80 the statements made in reporting
~ III ,'.,ort Of the interview between
W t,trtstar and the Ambassador on
,Tl'.Ia,, in which the former is repre-
-'.1 -, having demanded 20 know the
s. ,or the British expedition up
~ Nne and as having pointed out
-, -a,,;,v Of the consequences or that
tlie s,s,t such statements, NJ. Berthe
-. ia must have been published BY
,S,rr,ed persons. France, Mr.. Cur
"a had been informed OF the
hun ,ians OF Great Britain in the
, my Natlfv but the French Govern
~ had not as yet made any reply.
mn ~ Ttalian Government Mr.. Curzon
.,.,,aJ had informed England that
Gon1,"n ND not evacuate kassala I'M
i'Als military authorities there should
ieSS a., ,rrnossible to hold the place.
NM paifour. First Lord OF tile Urea
~ ana the government leader In the
S Suis, said the British ambassadors
hou per,. Berlin. Vienna. Rome. and
70 Z, Petcrsburg had been instructed to
81, ,dun,cate 10 the respective govern
com,ilN =, which they are accredited the
ihen as upon which the English ad-
s l,nncs up the Nile Valley had been made,
va also 20 point out the Tact that In
a ardsr 10 meet the expenditures required
orue, he necessary to use larger
IL mis- nos AT the disposal OF the
Egyptian Treasury ana ma. ,ne gov.
eminent hoped that the eolhmission Q.
the Egyptian public dept "ouia assent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
NEWPORT NEWS.
Proposed Club CombinntIon-Shcri
Appointcd-PersOnn

NEWPORT NEWS. VA March l9.-
t~r,..alJ - Representatives -om the
Young Mems Newport News and Ameri-
,.. Democratic clubs held meeting
l.. .ht for the purpose Of considering
.re a.tisabiity OF forming combine
I., .l agreement could not be reached,
aaI che meeting dlsbandei without ar
...n- at any definite decision. Another
meeting will probably 5e held in the
course Of few days with the same OBJ
.e, in view as it Is generally under
stood that a majort. Of the members Of
each club are i'm favor of uniting for
work i'm the coming election Of munich
rsl officers.
Judge Baker L. Lee has appointed Nh
d. a. Young Sheriff OF Warwick county.
The new residence Of Monroe James
colored). at the corner OF Madison ave
nue. and TWenty-third street IN Rock
ctts." was damaged by fire yesterday
al noon % the extent of SW'
Miss Mary Cox. ~ this city. is visiting
relatives in Norfolk. where She VIII Ie-
main several days.
Mr. James r. Pryor has returned 20
lis home, in this city after "a brief visit
90 his relatives iu Washington.
Secretary of-tAe-Comm0uweai. 90 Lawless
- in the city to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
SONS or THE REVOLUTION.
The Local society Entertain the Ma
uOnai Congress Next Month.

Some eighteen or twenty members Of
the Richmond Society. Sons Of the Ameri-
can Revolution. held a conference at
the Westmoreland Club last night with
reference to how the visit Of the national
congress 10 this city the last Of April
can be made most pleasant.
MIR. Joseph Bryan presided in the
absence Of Hon William Writ Henry,
who is out Of the city; and, an hour or
two was spent talking over the matter.
A number Of plans for entertaining the
visitors were suggested. among them that
of giving "A banquet at the Jefferson.
No definite action was taken, ana the
question may be considered in more
formal way at a business meeting OF the
Sons. TO be held this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
rbe "povhatan" RchcnrsaIs.

There was a splendid rehearsal at the
Rlues' Armory last night Of the opera
"powha;an." The excellent progress beng
,,ade IS remarkable The young ladies oil
Inc chorus and the young men who imper-
senate the braves 80 through with 'her
dificult parts with precision ana grace,
Professor Mera was the SPECIAL guest VI
Inc company last night ana ne cilJoyeu
~ rohearsal very much. lie regards the
80, as having much merit, and as being
,.e.y reiodious. There is no doubt that
g., ,,arfornances will b given. and the
"sbeiterlng Arms" viii reap a goodly sum
d.. copsaoucQCe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
Meeting of the Senators.

Richmond Senate Of Ancient Essenic
Order had a most interesting meeting iast
night A number Of applications for
membership were received. and great
dcai OF important business was trans
acted. In the absence of Excellent Sena-
tor +. ". Cunningham the chair was
filed by the Junior Senechal J. Williams
East. The mysteries Of the order were
unveiled TO one Of Richmonds most popu-
lar young lawyers. At the banquet-tab'e
Saccrdor James W. Gordon presided as
POSTMASTER. and among those VINO en-
tertained The knights were X. a. VII
lams. j. H. Stone, John G. Pollard. A..
b. Ferguson. Or. George i. Bagby' L.
j.. Jones. j. \. Cullen, J. II. Shepherd
". H. Logan, and Or. ID. \. kuyk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
. FRENcH POSITION STATED.


LONDON, March BIN the House OF
Commons to-day Mr.. Labouchere. refer
ring 20 the British expedition 10 D0ngola,
asked the government n any alliance
existed between Great Britain and Italy.
Mr. CurZ0n, Under Foreign Secretary. said
there existed no alliance or agreement OF
any kind between the two countries, but
the circumstances IN which they were
placed pointed 10 the eXpedency Of
friendly cooperation between the two
governments in defence OF their common
interests
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
Trial OF Jackson and wniIing,

CINCINNATI o., March l9.-The first
move in the direction Of a legal trial OF
Jackson and Mailing, the alleged MUIR
derers Of Pearl Bryan, was taken In New
port before Judge Helm al 10 o'clock this
morning. The Court declared that the
suspects must be present next Monday
morning 10 plead to the Indictment. Judge
Helm then announced TO the attorneys OF
both sides that they must be ready TO
try the case on April 7th. Any preliminary
motions must be made before that date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
SUIT AGAINST "ATLANTIC CITY"
Effort Also to Put the HOrsa's Wen
Again in Jail.

PHILADELPHIA, March l9-It is said
that the Spanish representatives, here viii
proceed against the owners Of the steam
boat Atlantic City for the alleged part
that craft took IN putting Garcia aboard
The Bermuda of Somers Point, y. j.,
yesterday. a well-knOwn lawyer has
been retained I'm the case. and he said
to-day that the Atlantic CITY had violated
the maritime laws by going 10 Tuckahoe,
rs tie vessel has only a commission 90
ply IN the waters in the immediate
vicinity of Atlantic city.
Some effort is also being made TO keep
Captain Wiborg and the mates of the
HOrsa I'm jan pending the argument Of
their appeal 10 the United states Supreme
Court The men were released on bail
yesterday. and to-day a lawyer repre-
senting Spain called upon the United
S,otes Commissioner, and asked for a
copy of the ball-piecc stating that he
thought he would be able TO show that it
was irTegLiar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
THE OLD DOMINION.
THE COMING INTERCOLLEGIATE
oRATORICAL CONTEST.


WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March -
feperlal)-A number Of young men, stu
dents az William and Mary who wish
Of. yenrcsent this callsp, at the inter-
..u.r.ate oratoricai contest, 90 he Reid
Dom. the ist OF May. VIII contest before
.,. faculty FOR the honor. one delegate
.iI.weI from each institution. The
...r.lrors that VIII send delegates are
... University. Washington ana Lee.
l..-iolah-Aiacon. Emory and Henry.
1..-rmauI college. and Hamrden-Sydney.
OIL, celebration will be held in the chapel,
ami ,ot in either OF fife literary society
h.H-
Tr.-e is considerable oloctioneering
a o. among the students for the
l. o...-. 20 be filled az their next
y tfr aul it is stated that college
LAS reached feyer-heat.
FARM SOLD.
vr Robert J. Bonner sold yesterday
81. Iuuul farm, ON York river known
Iuk View" 10 Matthias Ncrmater
.t ohio. for 5000 Mr.. Vcrmatar VIII
mos, 900 with his family as soon as be
shall rate shipped his furniture. etc
h-. number of persons from here
F.Ik. anI lanes city viii take advar-
t.re ~ lte excursion on the TN Of April
t0 y..lt olr capital city
PERSONAL.
s-- g. 3D. Spencer. of New York city.
general agent OF the Great Northern
..a.r ani Southern Steamship Com
r... Urs here yesterday 90 visit his old
i AR. Spencer was returning from
.. Convention OF railroad men held at
H. l...r-on Hotel. Richmond. and
u.s warmly welcomed by q host ~ old
r.rIs. who are always glad 20 see
lm
Mrs. cynthia Il. r. Coleman. who IS
PROMINENTLY connected with The Assocla-
ran for the Preservation Of Virginia
Antiquities is making a visit TO New
Nnfk city.
Irs Dr Lyman B. Wharton returned
r-, evening from u short trip 10 Rich
u.ri. Her niece Miss Emily Adair.
r.1 has been spending the winter here.
l. returned 10 her home in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
sadaiery House Assigns.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. March 49,
T. T. Howard Il Co.. dealers in and manu-
facturers OF saddlery ana harness sup
,I,ss today assigned. The insolvents
we're the Oldest saddlery house In this
c,,v capltalIxed at $4,000. Their en-
barrassment will be only temporary, as
the liabilities are small The assets are
not listed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
Fatal Duel i'm Hungary.

BUDAPEST. March ia duel with
sabres was fought this morning between
Baron Josika. representative OF the Inn
p rial Cabinet in the Hungarian Council
Il Ministers. and Baron Heidelberg, IN
Shich the latter was mOrtally wounded.
The duel grew out Of letter published by
Baron Klebetzberg. rejecting upon Baron
JOska. who, becoming incensed az the
purport OF the letter. challenged the
writer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
ROANOHE POLITICS.
Republican Ward Meetings Endorse
Neutrality-suspicious. Committee.

Republican Ward Meetings Endorse
NfctLInIcy--DemOcrat Committee.
ROANOKE, VA, March Especially
Tho Republicans Of tits city met this
g,nlng ia the various wards and elected
s..erates TO the city convention, which
meets tomorrow for the purpose OF elect
rr delegates 10 the district convention,
which couvenes here on April 18th.
The First Ward named delegates; the
Second. g. the Third, Il. the Fourth, g.,
and tle Fifth. Q.
Resolutions Vere passed In all tho wards
.r I,rsug Mckinley for the presidency.
r0- newly elected Democratic Executive
Committee held a ful meeting this eve
i..r ami elected Roy b. Smith chairman,
arl a. H. Bmks secretary. IL was decided
o.. r.l % primary election on April 18th,
a.l Committee on Rules and Regula-
l.rs Was appointed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20

there have been thirty-six county Re-
publican conventions held In the State
up 10 date. and OF these twenty-six are
anti-McKlriey and ten are for McKin-
lev. with some contests pending. and
that he does not believe that Mckinley
viii have over six delegates In the ma
tloral convention from Alabama. The
sixth District Convention will be held at
Futaw on the 2ist instant. and will elect
two antl-McKiney delegates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20

to the expenditure Of $4,000 from the
reserve fund. which was now 0Q0.
The vernmants of Germany. Italy, and
Austria had given replies asserting 10
this. but Russia and France had not
answered. As the operations were IN
the interest Of Egypt Mr.. Balfour said,
the cost should naturally be betrayed
from the reserve fund 1t was not pos
slble. be said. 10 form an exact esti-
mate Of the expense. at present.
FRENCH POSITION STATED.
PARIS. March BIN the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day ~ Begthelot. Minister
az Foreign Affairs, said that there were
serious objections. both financial and
political, 10 the British expedition against
DonCola and that representations had
been made by France 20 the Government
OF England and TO that at Cairo. nego-
tlations resulting from which were now
proceeding.
n. Bcrthelot added that France had
declined TO accele % Great Britain's re-
quest ~ take 5000 from the Egyptian
reserve to meet the expenses Of the eX-
petition. The expedition was not a de-
fenslye, but an offensive. act
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20

A,anias Berkeley and william stephens.
,r,o colored youths who are believed to
-" fugitiyes from justice were captured
near Kings Mn, IN Fultoh; yesterday
morning The negroes save She o.eer
49,, chase and he had 20 fire at them
w. 49,, times before hating them. They
., thought 10 be wanted In neighbor-
a.. county for criminal assault.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
INtrc In Notto,yny.

cREWE. VA, March Especially THE
yelling owned and occupied by Mr.
fqmas Dayie. iocated between this place
ni Holloway Courthouse. was DESTROYED
hy iIe yesterday afternoon. together with
r.y ai Of SIR Davies household goods
20 provisions. Mr.. Dayie has a large
tmily, and the loss 70 him is quite Sc
ols There was an Insurance on the
hous" hui IN what company could not BE-
asCertaiued
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
Arrest of Branch.

,,c,rpe Branch, the negro who had the
OH several nights ago near the corner
~ Eleventh and Broad streets with Fred.
Walker. in which the latter was dealt a
',r,o,,s hlo,y on the head with tin pan,
- cantlred last night. He Is now held
". ,be second Police-Station. 1t viii be
rcnenbered that both OF the negroes
were drunk. aad the fight was the finale
of tho nights spree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20

III. Heurico County Court was engaged
a. whole OF yesterday in the trial Of
I'm Artes charged with felonious as
1ol' ,rhe case was given 10 the jury at
ga ga p. n. but they failed 70 agree ana
Pc. adjourned over to this morning
, M court win adjourn for the term to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
tlroke His Arm.

Andrew Phipps, coiorod bricklayer'
,.h,e a, work on u wall in the yard OF
49, an Eighteenth street aear Grace
,,es,arsav morning felf from ladder
"a h,cke his arm. lie war taken 10 q
1a,shhorinv drugstore. where the bone
,,,ss sef and he was removed thence TO
bis home. en- st. Paul street. --..-----l---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
3 cburch ycstry question settIcd.

q rERSBURG. VA, March l9.-(spe-
l' AZ .aiEely-auended meeting to-
OF the congregation OF the Good
h'fi Memorial Episcopal church the
-s'lOu as 20 whether the church would
20 vcstry Of ifs own or remain under
20" control ~ ST. Paul9 church was prac-
sly settled by the adoption OF a fesolu-
ION by The congregation asking the yes
N oi ST. Pauls church TO request Rev
800 Bunting rector Of ST. Pauls church
'' assume charge OF the work at the Good
1.t,lCld Memorial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20

Judge get out. but he couldn't be induced
10 leave his retreat from under the table.
why. young man. what's the matterr
asked the Judge. who didn't understand
the situation. the surprise. "If I've done
anything I'm willing TO pay for IT,.
The young man obtruded his head foi
a moment. glanced reproachfully about
at the demolished furniture and his own
sorry plight. wavered for a moment. and
then exclaimed PAY hi. You get out
OF herer'
1t seemed that the Judge under the In
fiuence OF the gas had cleaned out the es-
adjustment. and the dentist didn't get
the tooth either.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20

Washlngton-A is-lnch she'll repre-
eentlna a lot OF similar projectiles made
nv the Midvale Steel Company for the
navy. was fred at finch plate at the
indian Head proying-ground. IL answered
Eli requirements. and the lot VIII be ae-
cepted. -.-----i. .-----