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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-29
MURDER AND IMcENDtARIsM.
Suspicious That Hang About q Costly ar
Fatal Fire in the Lone Star State.

Suspicious That Hang About a Costly and
Fatal Fire in the Lone Star State.
PARIS, April ga disastrous fire in.
volving loss Of life and ss.5O, 900 worth Of
property broke out In the three story
building Of J. K. Bywaters on South Main
street ut 2 o'clock 4 m. yesterday In q
short time the flames spread to tho ware
house Of NJ. +. Allen g. Co., the Clements
building and Hotel Peterson. John Sauls-
man, tie inspector from Wister, L T.,
who was occupying a room in the BY wat
ers building was suffocated and burned
to death.
There Is n suspicion that he " as muir.
dered and the building set on Ere to con-
ceal the crime Officers are investigating.
Later while the firemen were playing on
tho flames wall fell. crushing S. II.
Ramsey and Louis Rootche, the former
fatally and the latter seriously. Tho Ho.
tel Peterson was the largest in north
i. Texas, outside Of Dallas and Fort Worth,
and was valued ut s63. 900, insured $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-29

eques. for the protection OF Americans in

the Transvaai-
A London cable says regarding the
Ha,Snsofid case: .'Chamberlain' seSre-
tary. Wilson. was Questioned by repre-
sentative of the associated Press as to
what steps would te taken By Che British
government to save the life of John Hays
Hammond. Wilson said that no COM
munication regarding Hammond had re-
Gently been received from Washington.
nor had the colonial office been APP
preached by she United States embassy.
Therefore Wilson refused to make public
che nature Of the steps which would be
taken in Hammond's behalf until Cham.
berlain had seen the United States am
basiador on the subject
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-29
gx-mAYoRs TO FIGHT A DUEL.

Kentucky Men Likely TO Wind Up . Feud
with Some Shooting.
CINCINNATI, April 81 Tho Commercial
Gazette's special from Lexington, KY.
says: Mayor J. Hull Davidson last night
challenged ex-Mayor Henry 7. Duncan to
q duel Both have ATTACKED each other In
the papers. Davidson appeared at the
Phfenix hotel last night waiting for Dun.
can, but the latter did not appear. The
ieud between tho Davidson and Duncan
factions is of long standing.
Several years ago Duncan defeated Da-
wilson for re election as mayor. Duncan
employed an expert bookkesper and went
all over the accounts Of Davidson's ad-
ministration and claimcd that the exam
ination showed Davidson irdebtcd to the
city slo.0N- Davidson denied the claim
and the fight between the two men and
their friends has been very bitter cvor
since.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-29
THE MARKETS.
New York Financial.

New YosS, April q
Money on cali easy at 20 per cent:
PRIME mercantile paper sia9'!s per cent;
sterling exchange firm, with actual bust.
ness in bankers bi.s at 1884 @is0 for de-
mand aud 4S.sl 9isS for sixty days: posted
rates. 1888 cise5s commercial bills, 4s654t siS
Silver certificates. 49, 9iSL4.; no sales; bar
silver, 6si4; Mexican dollars. 81. firm
new Is. registered MS; do coupons,
1ls5s; SIS registered. li.,,: SIS coupors.
1884; IS registered loS5s: Is coupons, lJ2Jz;
rs resisterai 81: Pscii, q ; o: ~. l1II
Chicago Grnin and Produce.
CHICAGO April %
The following were the quo ,tion, on the
Board of Trade to-day: Whast-Aprii. opened
&c. closet 615sc: My, opsnsl 6sl4c. closed
&c: July. opened 6;sc, closed 65asc. Corn
April. nominal, closel 2s7sc; May.
opened 2o1 &c. closed 29c; July. opened .Olac
closed ;Vssc Oats-Aprl. nominal. closed
lS}sc; May. opened lSAc closed lSHc;
July opened 1875 closed 1882. Pork-April.
opened sS.l'is closed :Sl5: May. opened
&sl.ls. closei sSl5 Lard-April. opened
sL7s.e. closed si6.iz: May. opened s.7s11ss.
closed siG1,s
Produce: Butter-Extr scre3mery. Hl2c per
H.; extra dairy l2ys aisc; fire. III packin, stock,
&c. Egss-Fresh stoak. $685.: per doz
Live Poultry = Tark .ys. $3.50 pc. 10 {:
chickens, hens So: ropsssrs 5e5,ac: du.ks,
9ei0,; geese st0S@bO per dnz. Potatoes
Burbanks. lsgDc p.r bu.: mixal. litGlsc-
Sweet potatoes sl0tG.OD PER bM Apples
Fair to fancy. Slo)ta3 Is per bbi. Crsa.
bcrres-Jerseys. 500 6IoJ per Dbl. Honey
White clover. f31iic per H.; broken comb. 0
@lOc; extracted, 5G5c
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. April IS.
Live Stock-Price, NJ th, Union Stoc'e
Yards today ran2el follows Hogs-Eiti =
mated receipts for the day. s}0D sales
ranged at saa593.75 pigs, sa5o,93 50 light
3l>@3 IS ROACH paciing s. i9g3C5 mixed
and s. 8ySa5s heavy packing AMI shippi ns
lots.
Cattle-E ;timatel rec .ipt, for thu day.
5000; quotations ranged at IS s5td425 choice
to extra shipping steers, s36Kg3a5 good to
choice do. $as5d3 81 fair to gooi. 81 l00135J
common to medium do. $3.ltSDaD butchers
steers, s2SNGA5] stocfers 32j1l7J feeders,
sl5JC93.7J cows. s240gi7j heifers. $2.0tGa55
bulls 81. l0Glsj Texas steers. and $30sCDI. Is
veal calves.
Shcep and Dambs--Estimated receipts for
the day. l6.v0J; sales range at $3.0oto3.70 west
erfs. s3.25aa 30 Texans, $2509aS5 nstivsa AMI
$3.099i Is lambs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-29
THAT SLIPPERY BILL TAYLOR.
Found to Have Possession Of Strychuius
. and n Steel S,w.

FOun0 60 Have Possession OF Strychnine
.. and n Steel Asw.
CARIoLLToN. Mo-, April a9.-In little
pocket case containing his chHdren's hair
the officer while scratching "Bli'' Taylor.
the murderer, found quantity of strych-
nine, and in his mouth a tiny steel saw
Tho notorious Mceks family murderer,
who had just previous to the discovery
been brought from Kapsas City under q
heavy guard. had made last bold ut.
tempt to cheat the gallows. When his
last ray Of hop, dwindlcd before his eyes
the criminal sank into deep silence and
his face betrayed the utter holplcssness he
felt.
Taylor was brought here manacled and
surrounded by nearly o dozen heavily
armed officers. A large crowd met him at
the station. Taylor will be watched con-
stanty by heavy guard until his a4ccu-
ton Thursday. and 1t Is said that tho
local militia will be kept in readiness to
see that the Law is carried out. There isa
fatalistic impression in Carrollton that
Taylor will not hang.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-29
League Base Ball Scores

CHICAGO. April 2y.-Following were the
winners on the League diamonds yester-
day: At Pittsburg-Cieveland 0, Pitts
burg 2; al New York-Buston 6, New
York s; at adelphia-Brtoklyn Il,
Philadelphia d; at Washing
ton 9, Baltimore Z
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-29
THE TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

( EtoAoo, ROCK ISLAND . raOI-ro
Ra,ivay-Ticsetr Can "a pu-cha-ed O. BAG.
gage checked at X 4 p Tweu;ie,h street iepo,
or @ H 4 depot corner FIFTH avenue and
rrirty-cf street. Frank h. PiunSasr. Agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-29


fifteen years I've
been afflicted with
Inflammation ulcer
alton and enlarge
ment of the uterus.
Eight physicians
have failed to re-
lievc. Last May a
specialist said 1 was
a total wrcck-no
help forr,c. LEARN
cd of Wild Olive and
Myrtle Tonic. Two
packages have CUR
HI Mr." AIRS. T. j.
wOOLEDGE. Gen
eva, n. Y. This is
hut one of the thou
Sno.1S that ..a..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-29
A W0man'S Youth.
Health and Happiness too often
vanish with sirlllOOd,

When docs the blight Gomez Too Often
when the boon of motherhood should en-
hance lfe's happiness. "When baby came
health departed" is many woman's cxpcr-
ieuce. But thousands who nave believed tina [
the vigor. energy and joy of health were GONG
forever, have been rSioicrd as this one aIor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-29
The Local MARKETS..
0HAu, FRO.

Ccrh-95o.
Oate-16cftsoc.
Hay Timothy, S19; upland, $81si2, Wild,
5000, slough, e7e19S: balod. SsOSls.bO; millet,
Sic.
vloArABL1o,
Potatoes--23e,
Prod UCH
Butter-Faif to choice. lie; f,eeh eroam.
cry. 20c.
Ecgs-Fresh, &C.
ChicksLs-7c.
Turkeys-ec.
Gecee-Tc,
DuckS-6c.
LIVE STOCK.
Caetle-Butchafs pay for CON fed steors
3hc@3Hc; cows ard heifefs, Skeu3xe; calves.
3HcGAkc.
hOgs-303Xc.
Sheep1Skc.
spring lanb-S9 .tO0N head.
Coal-Soft. lOc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-29

been cured by these remedies. Wild Olive is
n local treatment. 1t will alone cure n ma
jority of these cases. Myrtle Tonic rapidly
builds up the general health and strcnc ,hcns
the nervous system. These cpmbina tion rem.
eufes are the most common sense treatment
made. Cures are quicker than by any other
methsd-nnd permanent. PHYSICIANS treat
n,cnt Is expensive. disGrrccablc. usually iucf
ectual. Cure yourself quickly Mt home. Thu
remedies are 81. each. Samples and hcinfu
tTcatise. FREE. VICTOR MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION. South Bcud, Indiana.
MRS. NJ. ]. SARGENT, Agent,
III Thnty-ssyenth St.. Twelfth ave, Rock leland
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-29

Have On hand q loee In South Rock Island On
wafer; loW taxes, md chsaD Insurance.. Ten Ioto
on Thi.tyeighsA street end Fifteenth svoune ,
4 nunha d $1,000 q pRUpssty ID - eaty for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-29

Daily. bDaiiy exeeps Sunday. fuo,ng north.
$9o!ng eouth and east. No. IL runs be&Wocu
Cedar Rapids and Wss, Liberty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-29
TRAINS,
4 Wssr.

BURLINGTON ROUrx-C., D. . Q. ssI.-
etreet. n. J. Young agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-29

sna,ly. fDaily except Sunday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10
Cocl.ade City Notes.

PETERSBURG. VA, November .
(Special)-Mr. Skinner Cole aged 81
wears. died yesterday at the Home tor
tbe sick He was an Englishman oy
birth. and came TO Petersburg from Chi-
cago shortly after the great hre ID
that city He leaves three sons-one
living in England and two in ldaho.
Bishop w. W Duncan. OF South caro-
lima. spent to-day in this city, as the
guest of DR.. II. c. Leigh. He leaves to-
morrow for Lynchbuig 70 preside over
the Virginia Conference. which meets IN
that city on Wednesday.
The Circuit Court Of Prince George
county was in session to-day. only civil
business was transacted.
The regular meeting OF the Missionary
Aid Society of the Washington-Street
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School so
ciety was held Yesterday Reports show
ed the collection for the month to have
been $50 s5--the male classes contributing
S3055. and the female classes $3.50. The
banners for the largest contributors were
awarded TO the classes Of Mrs. l.. l..
Marks and Mr. c. d. Tinsley.
Petersburg Lodge of Elks has received
and accepted an invitation to attend an
outing and oyster-roast. to be given by
the Norfolk Lodge at Willoughby Spit
on November 26th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10
MIDLOTHIAN NEWS.
Secures big Lumber Contract-Busi-
ness ReyiVing-NOtes.

MIDLOTHIAN, VA, November 9.-(Spe-
clal)-Now that the election is over the
residents Of this section have settled
down to work again. Business IS certainly
on the increase. Mr.. Basil Watkins has
contracted with several firms for
the cutting of some OF the largest bills
Of lumber ever arranged for in this county
or section Of the State He has engaged
Mr.. Andrew }. Eastman with his f'-o
saw-mills and Mr.. Floyd Crandan with
one and it is thought that there will be
enough saving to give the three mills
work for two years The forests north
and northwest of here contain great
deal Of original growth pine and oak
lumber. and it is in easy hauling dis
lance OF the Southern railway.
The farmers also are at work at their
homes. and a great deal of ploughng and
planting is being done, fences and out
houses are being fixed for the winter, and
there is a general appearance of push
manifested
Mr. r. NJ. Hilton. whose home at Dol
set was burned last week desires to thank
his friends for the valuable aid rendered
him in saving his household effects
The home OF a colored man named Webb
about two miles south Of this place was
destroyed by fire Saturday night The ORR
gin Of the fire is unknown. 1t was at
first thought that an old colored man had
been burned to death. and there was great
excitement among the negroes but this
proved TO be without foundation.
About forty colored people were oap-
tiled near here yesterday
Mr.. r.. A. Justis and Mr.. w. w. Baker
were Yesterday appointed a committee to
arrange for divine services to be held at
Bethel Baptist church Thanksgiving Day.
The young people of this neighborhood
viii meet at Watkins View" the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Willie Martin, next Friday
night for the purpose Of organizing lit
erary society. There is an abundance OF
talent here and the club ought TO be
great success.
Mr.. w. II. Hall, who for the past year
has been engaged i'm business in Rich
msnd. has returned to his old home near
this place to live.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10
THE VALLEY CITY.
A Noble Charity-Tnik of Starting N
UfcycIc-Fucsory.

STAUNTON, VA. November e.--tSpe-
cial)--The recent report OF Mrs. j.
Mason Miller. secretary of the stanton
Kings Daughters Hospital. is an in
terestlng exhibit OF splendid charity
organized here in the past year. on
February II. 1896 the first patient was
received and so far thirty-two persons
have been treated al the institution The
hospital contains eleven rooms, and If
eilgib.y located on east Frederick street.
But 500 remains to be paid on the build
Ing
The Kings Daughters Of the Metho-
dist church have furnished a room. an
other has been comfortably fitted up by
the Daughters of the Confcderacy, WINE
others have been maintained 10y lhe
stanton Business Men ana the circle Of
the King Little Daughters and sons
Mrs Heber ken. the treasurer. SHOWS
the receipts Of the hospital to have been
s.. lO605 with disbursements Of S0'2N
Miss Mamie Garrett. from St Luke
Hospital. Richmond. has been made head
nurse succeeding Miss Peters. OF tue
Virginia Hospital. Richmond, whose ie-
signation was received with regret.
General John T. Roller of HARRISON
burg. will Wednesday the llth instant
wed Miss Lily Cabeli. Of Variety NILS
Nelson county. at the home Of the bride.
After an extended tour North Genera
Roller and his bride viii reside IN HARM
sonburg.
The question of establishing pieycie
factory here is being talked Of
Past-Grand-Mastcl Charles G. wheat
District Deputy Grand-Master J. {. tret-
well and other prominent stanton Qua
Fellows leave here tomorrow Tor Mon
ferey. where they will lecture TO the Oad-
Fellows OF Highland The party VIII re-
turn home Friday night.
Superintendent Thomas c. Prince tele-
graphs Baltimore and Ohio DIVISION
Freight-Agent ID. V. Jackson, OF this
city. that the railroad company Will not
discontinue the afternoon train to Lex
ington. as has been heretofore stated.
Rabbi Calisch of Beth Ahaba congre-
CATION. Richmond. is in town to-day, ana
will deliver at Columbian Hall his cele-
brated lecture on or. Jekyl and MI
HYDE" for the benefit Of the Young Peo-
pies Union Of the Baptist church.
The Young Mems Christian AssocidlioH
gymnasium is closed this week, due 10
the Week of Prayer services being con-
Quoted by the association.
Mr.. Charles b. Antrim and MT. Nllilahi
Chapin. Of Richmond. are in the Guy.
Mrs. James A. Newton has returheu
from Norfolk. where she has been at
work I'm the cause of the Woman CHRIS
tan Temperance Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10
CLARK COUNTY.
Court Matters-Fishing-Si OF the
Approach of Winter.

BERRYVIILE, VA, November o.
(speciaI)-County Court was in session on
Thursday and Friday Of last week, with
Hon. r. II. Lee. presiding. A special
grand Jury was present, and found an
indictment against Marion Diffenderfer
for larceny OF a gold watch and chain
and also an indictment against w. {. X
Tapscott a farmer. liying west OF town.
for assaulting with intent TO XIII John
Henry. an aged tenant on Tapscott 5
farm. Both cases are set for trial at the
December term The viii OF Nj. W..
Jones. ST.. wa: probstcd, his wife quail
flying an ADMINISTRATORS. a good deal Oh
routine business was done.
The followers of Walton have been en-
toying some fine sport in the Shenandoah
river lately and several fine strings OF
has. have been caught. Mr.. George W.
Boyd, OF Philadelphia. caught a string OF
twenty-seven, varying in weight from one
10 three pounds. one day last week.
Signs OF the approach Of winter are b9-
coming more plentiful. Flocks of wild
geese have been observed Aging over,
seeking the warmer climate of the South
ern States. The first slight fall Of snow.
was seen here yesterday morning and the
Blue Ridge mountains ware white with
snow until late in the day.
The Berryville and Clay Hill Academy
football teams met at the academy
grounds Saturday afternoon and an eX-
citing game was played, the heavier
weight Of the academy team enabling
them TO win the game by a score Of
u to o A large crowd Of spectators wit
messed the contest. and cheered the play
ers at every good play.
Miss Lottie Mead and Mr.. Drayton
Meade Of "The Plans are visiting at
"Chaumiere."
Miss Kate S. Powers, left Thursday for
Cambridge. Nd. where she expects 10
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Carter Page.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Minor OF Washington,
ID. c., Is visiting friends In the county.
Rev Charles Mayo. of fayetteville, Md.
preached Sunday both morning and eve
ming al Grace Episcopal church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10
VRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
UPRIGHT PIANO. CARPETS. HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE. &c.


BY virtue OF a deed Of trust from W. w:
Wheeler and wife 10 the undersignea
trustee. duly recorded, l Will sell az
their residence on the corner Of Lamp
avenue and poe street. in Barton Heights,
Immediately on the electric car line at
1890 a. NJ.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1896.
one very fine l-3-octave Upright Plano.
ebonized case;
parlor Furniture. Fancy Leather-Seat
and other Rockers and Chairs, Lace
Curtains. Pictures. &c;
Fine Carved oak Buffet; china, Glass
and Plated Ware, Cherry Bookcase,
Reed Rockers. Couch. Tables, Books,
&c, -,
BRUSSELS and other Parlor. Chamber, Han,
and Stair Carpets.
oak and Cherry Chamber suits, Toilet
Sets. Feather Bed and Pillows, Hair
Mattresses, &c;
Bed Springs, Wardrobes Lady's Writing
Desk. Kitchen Utensils, and variety
of miscellaneous articles.
CONWAY r. SANDS.
no Z Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10


BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust,
executed TO me, the undersigned trustee,
bearing date on April p. 1884, and record
ed In the Clerk office Of Richmond Chan
Gerry Court I'm Deadlock l5l A. page 327,
default having been made In the payment
Of the bond secured therein. and being
required so TO do by w. ID. Cardwell, adj
ministratOr Of James b. Denton, deceased.
the beneficiary. | will sell, on the prem
Uses, al public auction. on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1896.
at O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY de-
scribed In the aforesaid deed OF trust. as
follows:
All that lot Of land in the city OF Rich
mond. Va, with the Improvements there
on. situated on the south side Of Broad
street between Twenty-first and Twenty
second streets. and beginning at q point
on the south side Of Broad street 100 feet
east OF Twenty-first street. thence run
ming westwardly and fronting on the
south side Of Broad street p feet. thence
running back between parallel lines 100
feet, more or less.
TERMS: Cash as 10 the cost OF this
sale and 10 pay a bond OF 81 600. with in
terest at 6 per cent. from April q. l&5:
balance on such terms as may be an
nounccd at the sale.
Whilst the deed calls for cash, IL Is pro-
bable that more favorable terms may be
announced AT the sale
nos r. II. CARDWELL. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10

Ellen Ford
VS..
Bankers Loan and Investment Company
ct ais.
In the Chancery Court OF the city d
Richmond, va.
In pursuance OF the decree OF July =
1896 in the abOYe-named cause. the lNi''
signed special commi ssiOrcrs VIII SEQ
by public auction on the premises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER y. 1885,
at 4:45 o'clock z. NJ. the following Fi.D
PERTY, In the city Of Richmond va
All that LOT OF LAND. with the build
fngs thereon fronting "a feet on az
street, az the southeast corner OF ht.
dolph. and running back between i'.'''o
lines 120 feet 10 an alley il feet VIC. .
This is q very desirable piece ol Iiy
perry. and should attract the attention ID
Investors at this most desirable TINE
buy. -.,
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OK SLY
and this sale. and for Ssh Wl,h
terest on s. 800 from Apul 30, lsoi pilii'.
II any, upon terms TO be announce 81
sale. s. 5. Z; PAL IEsOI.N..,,
HARDWOOD MITCHELL,
Special Commissioners
Ellen Ford. Plaintiff. against Bankers
Loan and Investment COMPANY, ~,
fendants-In the Chancery Court OF ''
ny Charles ". Goddin. Clerk OF sag
Court. certify that the bond require =.
the special commissioners bY me N,
IN said cause Of July 20 lso' ha'
u1 Given IN ander my hand. this 9Th day Of
>O's'''Os CHARLES W. GoDpN
no 7-5t ClefA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10
IN THE MAGIC CITY.
A PREACHER TO TAKE NORTH
CAROLINA BRIDE.
The Coming Flower show-A Fine
p,.n,ax-Txo serious Runaway Ac-
ctdepts-Thinks He VIII Have
Company.
Company.

ROANOKE. VA. November s.-(Spe'
o,al)-Rev. r. c. Anderson, pastor Of
the Second Presbyterian church Oh TINS
city. left to-day for Charlotte, n. c.
where he will wed on Wednesday Miss
Saddle X. Gather. daughter OF j. H.
Gather. Of the lGst-named city
The Roanoke flower show will open TO-
morrow night at the big tent, on Jeier'
son street. The collection OF flowers
already on hand Is large and beautiful
rejecting great credit in the taste of the
ladies engaged In the undertaking. be-
sides the many other pleasant features
of the show. there will be promenade
concert every night a large attendance
il expected from Lynchburg and other
cities.
A SEVERE ACCIDENT.
Miss Kate Paris. daughter of ]. d.
Paris. OF Roanoke county, met with a
severe accident at noon to-day on Camp
he'll avenue One Of the wheels OF the
Jersey wagon. in which she was riding
with a lady friend. came off, and the
horse started to run away, overturnins
the vehicle and dragging Miss farls
some distance Her companion, fortu-
nately. was unhurt. Although no bones
were broken, it was at first feared that
Miss Paris was seriously injured Internal
ly. r,r,,,
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.
Walter Jamison. who was indicted 10y
the grand jury on the charge OF roDplhs
j. b. Peters. of Roanoke county, some
months ago. was arrested Sunday night
and locked UP for trial. Jamison was IN
dicted on the testimony of Fred. stem
brecker, who recently confessed TO the
charge OF robbery. and was sentenced TO
one years confinement in the peniteh-
tiarv. When Jamison entered the Jan
Steinbrecker remarked that IL looked ike
he would have company in Richmond.
James z Woods a prominent at
torney of this city. and brother of judge
Woods of the Hust?lgs Court. was
thrown from a buggy iE a runaway acct
dent on jefferson street Sunday alter
noon. and received severe cut at the
back of his head from which he was
unconscious for a time. 1t was at first
feared ne was suffering from conclusion
OF the brain. but ne has since rallied. and
1t is hoped will be well in 4 few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10

CRYSTALLIZED GINGER. SUGAR.
CURED HAMS. GOSHEN CREAMERY
BUTTER, FINE FAMILY FLOUR,
FRENCH PEAS. 1-YEAR-OLD WHIs-
KEY. NEW WHEAT.
We would suggest your examining these
goods I'm the price-ist. Ii We don't sur
prise you by our prices. its a wonder.
And. what's more, we have the very
finest goods-good enough for anybody
and our prices are out Of sight
ID. O'SULLINAN.
Eighteenth and Main streets.
New Phone 273.
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