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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11

and with his good helpmeet. Aunt
Sally" has taken bag and baggage-nay.
his very homeland mlgrat.u W
mainland. where his son Elkehhy -
building a comfortable residence OH a.
picturesque spot near Cobb's MIL. IL
Is on a prominence. whore the oid man
may I'm his declining years look upon'
from the distance, 1.-The dearest spot On
earth TO me-"
DAMAGED BUILDINGS.
Almost every building OF those reihaIn-
ing Of the hotel property Is more or ,ess
damaged. By the washing OF tho under
ninnsng the LITTLE cottage east OF the
hotel has settled at one corner Inc
Truitt building has sustained niue I'M
pairment, and Is now hlled WIN 'no
furniture taken from the buildings lost'
The ground-floors OF the hotter nave SUI
fered considerably. The ballroom MOOT
looks like the deck Of a ship. me sahu
is even with what Is left or the portico
on the east side.
The bar-room within looks as though
n cyclone has struck IL. while the al
levs of the ten-pin building have peeh
lifted into fantastic shapes. The ollilaru-
room building. one OF the most
modern of all the structures mas
been carried bodily some 81 ieet
in a westerly direction, win It's
gable end almost touching the ten-ph
alley. The picture herewith from pno-
tograph taken. shows the east end OF the
bar-room. norton OF the pavilion. ia
miliarIy known as 1.-The arbor," and the
end of the biliard-room. The water,
marks are plainly visible. some 1901 ana
a half on the legs OF the billiard-table.
OUTLOOK FOR THE FUTURE.
What Will be the future OF Cobb's IS a
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agenc,es and tne wind soon lulls itself
TO quiet. but old Ocean is ever restless
and when he once makes UP his mind TO
make an excursion inland, all the powers
of men-nay. of combined governments
cannot withstand his onward march.
The process Of the laundering breakers
is that of undermining the sand, and
with II all superstructure must go down.
AS THE ISLAND NOW LOOKS.
Approaching the island from the
"main," 1t presents very much the APP
psarance as of old, until you haul up
your course at the black buoy off
Rapeison Marsh, and sight for the life
saving station. Alas! here Is a disap-
pointment This landmark has been re-
moved Just southwest of the steamboat
landing. about fifty yards from high
water. The view of the island here pre-
scented was taken by your correspondent
from the back bay and gives falr pic
ture Of it as ii looked of old.
A SAD PICTURE.
An approach to the hotel shows the
devastation that has been done on the
ocean-side. The Baltimore Cottage the
Norfolk Cottage, and the church have
been swept away. The little cottage,
which was known as the "Sheep Cot
tage," from the fact that it was in the
field where the sheep pastured, has been
turned completely around, and now rests
on the incline of the beach, TO be tor
tured by every high-tide. A bath-house,
the sole survivor of those primitive
structures peculiar to Cobbs, has taken
refuge just at what was once the 'front.'
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Kid Gloves.

To-morrow's selling of Easter
Gloves will be unusual. The
people know our Gloves-they
have great confidence in them
the more confidence the more
selling.
4-Button White, Washable. Chamoise-
Skin Gloves, well-made and guaranteed to
wash. only Zoe.
2-Clasp White Chamoise-Skin Gloves,
very stylish for street wear, only Soc.
regular 81 quality.
Ladies' Fine Kid Gloves, made Of fine
select skins, and perfect fitting with 4
large pearl buttons heavy stitching in
Black and self; in all of the new spring
shades of light and dark Tans, Mode
Pearl, Champagne, Ox-Blood, Brown
White. and Black; would be cheap at
S.25; our price 81.
Foster Patent Kid Gloves, in all of the
desirable shades of Black and assorted
Tans. with narrow stitching guaranteed
as TO quality and wear. 81.
The Favorte Kid Glove. 4 large pearl
buttons heavy stitching, nicely made in
all of the pretty. soft shades of Mode,
Tans. Pearl. Black, White and OK
Blood; would be cheap at 81. our price Toe.
The Blue Lacing Kid Glove, Foster
patent, in Black and pretty Tan shades,
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Children's Wear.

Tone up the youngster with
Tam o. Shanter. Extraordi-
nary bargains for tomorrow s
trade.
Tam O. shanter Caps. for boys and
xirls. combination color. in Navy Blue
and White. wire-baad top imitation OF
heather. sweat-bands. regular &C. QUAR-
~. opening price. l5c. each. -.
Another lot Of Tams in solid colors OF
plain White and Navy Blue duck, WASH
able detached sweat-bands, Wlre-rlm IoP'
regular 29c. quality, opening price lSc'
each
Bargains in Tam O. Shanter Caps. made
Of fancy striped linen crash, in flnk ana
Blue stripes. wire-brim top finished on
with navy silk cord, regular Ssc' quah'S'
opening price. 25c. each.
The Palmetto Tam o Shanter is the
latest tam, for boys and girls; you VIII
find a large variety on our seconu-noor
parlor, fancy stripe serge lined, nhlshe1
with navy satin braids and small pearl
buttons. with rosette, regular 81 quality'
opening price. SOC. each.
Regular 39c. quality for Csc. Infants
Null Caps, made of all-over embroidery.
full ruche all around same. with lace
ponpon. finished off with ribbon, wide
null strings, regular SOC. quality, opening
price 25c. each.
Regular SIC. quality for 39c. Infants
Caps. choice styles TO select from, al
sizes. OF all-over embroidery. fine null
open work, fine corded, with ponpon.
finished off with punches of narrow SILK
ribbon. regular &C quality, opening price
sec.
Regular 81 quality for SOC. Infants Caps,
many choice styles TO select from. made
OF fine quality null. all-over corded, also
all-over embroidery, with full ruche and
graduated ponpon. regular 81 quality
opening price SOC each.
Regular sl.25 quality for sec. Infants
Caps, made of embroidery. fine open
work, with embroidery ruffie, washable,
also fine Null Cap, with lace inserting.
full ruche. finished off with ribbon. wide
null strings. regular $l.25 quality, opening
price &c each.
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Saturday Sinners and Their Sins,

There was sunshine. but few sinners
before Justice John yesterday morning.
In the case of William Johnson (col-
ored, charged with beating Mile Logan.
the accused was discharged. Mile said
he beat her, William said he didn't. and
there the matter stood. Justice John did
not think she received any bigger beat
ing than she deserved, and so he told
William to move himself out.
John Williams (cOlored), was charged
with being a suspicious character, but
the case was continued until the 18th.
Four hens were found in his possession.
and were taken to the Third Station
where they are now held prisoners to
await, Identification. They are Eat
home" TO all corners and cards can be
sent up Eat all hours, day or night"
The case OF Cora Jones. charged with
striking Ellis Robinson with a rock, was
dismissed. Ellis failed 10 appear.
One little drunk was heard, and then
court adjourned.
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VIEW Of 11OIEL fhOA
gate to Mr. Ashby Joness cottage. Mr..
Jones's lot is sanded up to the front
portico Indeed, the once luxuriant
greenswards of the island are either
supplanted by white, glistening sand, or
have been blighted by old Ocean, and
present the appearance Of early vegeta-
ton when nipped in the bud by cruel
frosts.
WHERE THE BREAKERS ROLL
Fourteen years ago, when our intimate
acquaintance with Cobb's Island began,
the beach was upwards of coo yards
from the well-remembered stile where
words Of love have oft been spoken and
joyful glees or romantic songs have Of
ten added charm TO the bewitching moon
light scenes so peculiar to this place.
Year by year since that time old Nep-
tune has been claiming additional terri
tory, until now he has forced back the
beach, as it were, to the south end OF
the hotel. To understand where ordi-
nary high-tide runs. picture to yourself
an imaginary line drawn from the lit
tie Sheep Cottage TO the southeast cor
ner of the hotel. and thence to the clump
Of green bushes that used TO stand just
west, OF the church, and you have the
present high-tide line. The picture of
the hotel herewith given Is from a
photograph taken at low water by your
special correspondent, and shows the
wreckage scattered along the beach
THE PRESENT INHABITANTS.
The population OF the island consists
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TAZEWELL.
Circuit COurt-Trying to Adjust Mat
ters-persOuaI

TAZEWELL, VA, April 10.-(Special.)-
| Circuit Court has been in session all the
week. Hon. Robert c. Jackson presiding.
There has been but little chancery work
disposed of so far the week being taken
up with jury cases.
In the case Of John A. Macon, against
the Southwest Virginia Improvement
Company for 5000 damages, the jury re-
! turned a verdict for the defendant COM
pany.
The case of James A. Tiler against
John w. Thompson for 5000 damages
for malicious prosecution, which was
tried last court and resulted in a hung
jury, has been in progress for the past
two days.
Charles Profit was tried for burglary
before Justice II. G. Peery this week and
given fifteen days I'm Jail.
Colonel James S. Browning. of Brown
ing Mines, Pocahontas, Va, is here try
ing TO adjust matters in dispute between
himself and the Southwest Virginia I'm
provement Company
John h. Jackson, Esq, of Lynchburc.
formerly OF the firm of E. A. CraighEl
& Co., of that place, has purchased the
drugstore of DR.. A. F. Hargrave and
Will move here in a few weeks with his
family.
Rev. D. A. Glen. who has been pastor
OF the Baptist church at this place for
the past two years, will leave for another
field CTennessee), being compelled to do
so. on account Of i'll health. on or about
the 1st of May.
The farmers throughout the county
say they have never seen the pasturage
better at this season of the year. If this
weather continues and the grass continues
TO grow, It will not be necessary to feed
cattle.
Colonel J. NJ. French, of Princeton.
w. Va; Hon. p. w. Strother of Giles
county; Captain f. S. Blair, OF Wythe-
vile. Va. and many other visiting at
torneys are In attendance on the present
term of the Circuit Court.
Rev. w. ID. Bucker. pastor OF Stras's
Memorial Episcopal church, left yesterday
for Pocahontas, where he will hold the
usual services, returning Monday.
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WHERE Is THE AGENTf
Many Country Merchants and others
Want to Know.

CHASE CITY, VA, April 1o.-(special)
On the 18th of March man registered
here at Barnet's Hotel as Il. j. Adams,
Richmond. He remained four days, and
when he left with hired two-horse
buggy he told the proprietor II kilograms
came for him TO hold them, as he would
return in two days. He left his board
bill unpaid. While here Adams repre-
scented himself TO be an agent of large
poultry and produce exchange, with
branches in 300 cities and towns in the
United States. He rented storehouse OF
+. b. Coleman and directed his office to
be handsomely fitted up. He employed
a man to place cedar posts about u
feet high in the ground in the back lot
of the store and enclose the lot with
best wire netting as place for his
fowls. He also rented of w. II. Holt his
prizery for a storage-house, as he in
tended, he said. to accumulate his DUR
chases and consignments here and ship
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bEA1ft Al LON llDE.
in carload lots. His stationery and d.
rection labels he had printed at the
newspaper office here. None were paid
for. He employed a local manager and
solicitors for consignments.
ALL IN READINESS.
Everything was in readiness to COM
mence operations when Adams engaged
a splendid two-horse team. with young
Mr. Bugg, Of this place. to accompany
him through the country. Soon after his
departure hams, eggs, chickens, furs, &c,
commenced to arrive. He went from
here by various places 10 Virginia, on the
Atlantic and Danville railroad, returned
via GAINESVILLE, then taking in country
stores between there and Boydton and
on TO South Hill, near the Brunswick
line. He took the train, as Bugg says,
very Unexpectedly, saying he had heard
of large lot Of produce at Lawrence
VILE for sale, and directed him to return
with buggy and horses to Chase City,
and he would soon be back. He had been
out several days and visited many places.
IT WAS PROTESTED.
But nothing has since been heard from
him. Wednesday a telegram came to the
Chief of Police here from Virginia asking
that Adams be arrested for obtaining
money under false pretences. Adams
bought a small lot of produce from |. G..
King at Virginia and gave him check
for $40, drawn by c. NJ. Fleming on the
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ON DEAR OLD C0BB'S.
THE HAVOC WROUGHT THERE BY
OLD FATHER OCEAN.
The ISLAND As 1T NOW LOOKS.
A Sad Picture, Indeed-Win Not he
Open as Resort This season
Present Inhabitants-Outlo for
the Future.

Especial Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
COBB'S ISLAND, VA, April s-Dear
old Cobb's will not be open as a sea-
side resort this summer, at least such
is the present determination of the pro-
prietors. This will be sad intelligence
TO the habltues Of this lovely spot.
OF the three great elements-fire wind
and water--it has been question as 10
which is capable OF doing the greatest
amount OF damage to mans upbuilding.
A. striking illustration OF the powerful
lnroads .of the last-namcd is presented,
as we look upon what Is left Of a once
beautiful island, now strewn with the
wreckage of haunts that were so dear
to us. Fire may be subdued by human
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day-here's why:
Mems All-Silk Tecks and Band Bows,
new designs, the usual 25c. grade. 15c.
each.
Mems Ali-Silk Club Ties, Navy, with
White Polka-Dots, 10c. each; special
Mems All-Silk White Four-in Hands,
Zoe. each; special.
Mems High-Grade All-Silk Imperals
and HerringEnd Tecks, the very newest
designs, regular worth S9c., special, 25c.
each.
Fine All-Silk Band Bows. new shapes,
plaids. checks, figures, instead of SOC we
saw 39c. each.
There's not a line of half-dolar Neck
wear in the State that can equal ours
we mean it, The seasons choicest effects
richest colorings. and SWEETEST designs in
flowing ends, tecks. and imperials-mag-
nfcenti Price SOC. each.
Mems EXtra-Grade 5-Ply. All-Linen Col
lars. including the very acme of style and
the recognized leader for spring and sum-
mer, the "Rivelstock," high turnover,
with full-dress points, 25c. EACH
The "Keswick" is another new collar.
piccadilly points. cut low I'm the back,
very comfortable. 25c each.
The "Garlock." decidedly hobby full
dress collar. new. 25c. each
Mems Crown Stainless Black Socks,
with fine silk stripes. White, Red Blue,
and Gold, worth BIC, price special 29c.
pair
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Dress Goods.

You've ample time to select
your Easter Gown-six work
days. Get it here-you'll save
by it.
At 25c. we have unquestionably the
largest line and prettiest goods in the
city, embracing Checks. Mixtures. etc. in
Green, Tan, Mode, and all the new spring
colors.
At sec. beautiful assortment Of Dress
Goods, in all the new patterns, checks.
mixtures, etc.
AT soc. we can furnish an elegant line
of 3S-inch Dress Goods in a large variety
of styles, new colorS.
36-inch Atwood Back Serge in a good
quality and very cheap al 25c. yard.
3S-inch Fancy Waves. in All-Wool Bro
caded Black Goods. beautiful designs, and
just the thing for skirts and suits, 39c.
yard.
5O-inch All-Wool Black Storm Serge
extra weight, SOC. yard
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Separate Skirts.

Regular $50 value for 81 Ladies' Sepa-
rate Skirts, made of good. heavy twill
serge. cut full size. regular $3.50 value,
Mondays price 81 each.
8 Regular IS value for s. Ladies' Tailor
Made Suits. made of all-wOol cloth in
Navy and Black Refer Jacket, skirt full
yards wide. percaline lined, velvet band,
regular - value. Mondays price s. each.
Regular $40 value fcs Us Ladies' Elton
Suits, of fine quality serge. al-wool trim
med with braid, "a genuine suit bargain,
regular $40 value, Mondays price $5.9S.
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Shirt w aists.

Regular zoe. kind for SOC. Ladies' Shirt
Waists many choice patterns TO select
from. I'm Pink, Blue. Black. and many
more stripes. all sizes. regular SOC. value
Mondays price 3sc. each.
Regular 81 quality for &c.. made of fine
quality Lawn. fancy figured detached.
standing. turn-down collar. Numbered link
cuffs. regular 81 quality, Mondays price
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Muslin Underwear.

Regular 81 and s1.25 value for So and 75c.
special lots of Ladies' Cambria and Cot
ton Gowns. yoke OF inserting. cut full 81
and IS inches long. extra wide. latest
shaped sleeves. regular 81 and 81. value,
Mondays price 90 and 75c.
Regular 59c. value for 25c. Chemise,
made Of fine cotton. yoke trimmed with
embroidery also trimmed with ruffle of
cambria around neck and arm regular
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Silks.
The Silk-Worms and the arti-
sans do their part-ourprices do
the rest. Waist Silks, Skirt
Silks. Suit Silks, Lining Silks.

2O-inch Changeable Taffeta Silks, in the
pretty. new colors 55c. yard.
D-inch Black Figured Gros-Grain Silk
1n large, handsome. designs, the regular
75c. goods. SOC. yard.
24-inch Black Satin Duchess, very heavy
and a special bargain, this goods is rich
ly worth 90c., our price 75c. yard.
A-inch Black Brocade Taffeta Silk, in
the newest. large scroll patterns, 75c.
yard.
D-inch Colored Figured China silk, fou-
lard patterns SOC. quality. 35c. yard.
A-inch Black Figured Taffeta Silk, beau
tful design and all silk. special at soc.
yard.
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soon com, up 90 lake charge. He referred
TO the Bank OF Chase City, and letters
have been received at the bank inquiring
about him, but he had no account there
and was unknown to the bank. He is
supposed to have realized a considerable
amount in his operations. The liveryman
was congratulated on getting his team
back. but lost his charges.
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Another Great Day of
Real Bargain Getting at
MILLER & RHoADS'.

DIG VALUES at little prices will again
n hold high carnival here tomorrow.
Don't consider the value of the article
by the size Of the ad.-the whole.page ad.
has neverbeen printed that contained values
as truly great as the ones we mention be-
low. The wares we offer are all of the first
water-ber7ect eooas only and plenty Ct them.
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now Of some seventeen souls. Besides
the life-saying crew, there are the fami-
lies Of Warren Cobb, his son George.
and that OF Thomas Smith. The sad
pictures presented are heightened by tho
forlorn and almost helpless expression
OF the islanders themselves. Said War
rem Cobb. looking upon the 'wreckage;
TITS right hard TO see everything you
have worked FOR for forty-fve years be-
ing washed away before your very eyes"
The patriarch Of the island. Nathan
Cobb. we miss greatly. Ii was said that
he would never give up the ship" but
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THE ISLAND FROM IhE b<>i %
question upon which no one seems 10 haZ-
ard an opinion. AS stated above, II wiz not
be open for visitors this summer, though
Rev. Thomas Dixon, who has mali
contract between the island and the
mainland. has been negotiating with the
owners for some temporary arrangerneiis
in connection with the preservation OF
the property
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11

Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style % work sad prices viii he
sure to please you.
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Planters Bank. OF Farmville, and re-
quested the difference. Mr.. King did not
have the currency, when Adams remark
ed: 1T is immaterial with me; place the
difference to my credit, as i VIII buy
more stun from you" He took dinner
with King, and remarked TO Mrs. King
that "a man with plenty OF money al
ways expected "A good dinner" He was
so pleasant that King offered him his
check on William & Goode. Boydton, Va.
for about IS. to square up matters. This
Adams took and ordered his team, and
departed for more victims. The Fiem-
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Hosiery.

Even yarns, full sizes, perfect
dyes-and little prices Surely,
true Hosiery values only are
here.
Ladies' Hose. in Gray. Tan, fast Black,
and Balbriggan, for sc. sr
Ladies Fast Black Hose, worth lOc.,
only Sc .,s-.-.f
Ladies' Crown Dye. Plain Black Hose,
with double soles. ~ lie. per pair
Ladies' Silk-Finished Hermsdorf Hose.
Csc. pair Chigh-spliced heels and double
soles).
Boys Heavy Bicycle Hose, 25c pair
Boys Xxx. Ribbed Hose, worth 1Sc.-l5c.
pair
Misses Seamless. Imported Hermsdorf
Hose, double knee heel. and toe 15c. pair.
Misses Fine. Seamless Ribbed Hose
~ lie. pair-all sizes.
All sizes in Children's School Hose, that
are worth 10c. pair for sc. pair
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HICNCIE REPAIRING.

Here's our spring ofrer IN Repair -
partmcnt: Frames enamelled uactory ma
lshed). tires examined. bearings cieansi'
general overhauIed. renickelled handle.
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Easter Candy.

Tiny, speckled birds eggs
and mammoth chocolate cream
eggs-all in,between sizes, too.
Lots of Easter novelties for the
youngsters.
Small Candy Bird Eggs, 10c. pound.
Large "Soft-Boiled" Eggs, 1c. each; 1oc.
dozen
Chocolate-Coated Cream Eggs. deco
rated, Sc. each; for &C.
Cream Eggs. decorated assorted coiors,
&C. each for sc.
Bird Nests, &c. each.
One-half pound Chocolate-Coated Co
coanut Cream Eggs. 15c. each.
Medium-SiZe Chocolate-Coated Cream
Eggs. &c. each:2 for &c.
Beautiful Decorated Candy Baby Eggs,
1c. each.
Decorated Candy Kitten Eggs 1c. each.
Beautiful Decorated Chocolate-Coated
Eggs. &c. each.
The above goods are all pure and well
made. No impure Candies found on our
counters.
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Neck Dressings.

Very rich and genteel Neck
Dressings-White, Black, and
Butter Collarettes ,of gauzy
mousseline d'soie, with pretty
lace edgcs-half dollar each.
Others at 25and Soc.
White, Black. and Cream Fine-Pleat
,Mousseline de Sole, with Substituted
edge. 25c. the yard. Lace Edge. too; same
price. -
Black Point dEsprif. 45 inches wide
medlum-size mesh, With tuxedo dots. 75c.
yard.