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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
10000 VISITORS EXPECTED urpe
THIS WEEK.

The Hnff-Rate Railroad p,r. ,y,,,
Brins Them. n $500 peopie yore
Brought Here by Low Rates from
Few Points Ia virginia Inst se.-
ron, There H. 10 Reason for Donbt-
Ing the Accuracy az the Ahov.
Figures, as ,he Special Rates AppIy
tO the Whole sonth.
Richmond merchants have accompleact
great achievement IN arranslg with
the railroads centering here 90 land IN,
merchants Of the South within Cur c,ty
for ono-half Of the usual COST AID IN
anticipation OK their coming tae rcrcan-
tile houses have strained every r.slross
point to be prepared TO convince tho.e
visiting merchants THAI their every ft-
terest lies IN making their purchase hrre
In Richmond. for with the h.en financial
standing OF Richmond merchants ana the
comparative lowness Of expense mon.
chaEdlso can surely be sold her, for less
profit than iu the larger a JOS further
North, 10 gay nothing OF toe qmcness
Of transit from Richmond 10 al points
South. While there seems 20 be go ir..
preston that the preparations for Pc.
ceivlng the visitors have been confined lr.
tire'y to the strictly wnCiesa'c business
houses. we are aware ~ ono great refsl
est blishmeut, no. with their ever re.sy
enterprise. have made arrangements ID
give the visiting merchants the benef, o.
their methods OF conducting "a great Do.
tail and wholesale business. The manager
Of Meyers Big Dry-Goods store. st .hs
corner OF Sixth and Broad streets. Invites
the visiting merchants TO visit Che es,sr.
lishmont and see its WORKINGS. 1852 n.
PRODUCING themselves any inf0rufH.r
desired as 20 the workings Of any SPECIAL
system will be cheerfully explained Ei
advice OF their buyers as 10 the proHbt
wants OF the coming season VIII also "a
at their service. The Information Bureau
Will take charge Of any packages or l1g.
gage, and II any purchases should o,
made they viii be sent direct OBJ ller
homes. express prepaid. As this nru 70
Meyers are handlers OF shoes Dress
Goods. Domestic Goods. Fancy Goods.
Hosiery. Underwear poys' Clothing. d..
dies Ready-Made Dresses, skirts. ClolkS
and Underwear; Carpets. Mating C.r.
tains. and ladies'. Mems. and House.
/ FURNISHINGS generally the information
offered may prove vo'u n,n
This firm also conducts the WhoIoeaIs
Business. making a speciality CT cutting
/ Who'll pieces. thus enabling the visits 3
retailers 10 carry more extensive ass0ft-
/ ments With the same outlay This Is cs.
peclally desirable IN Fine Dress Goods a
| department Of their bushes which li
| very extensive They are very probably
the largest handlers of Fine Blankets n
Richmond ard this 's. too. promn rs
/ feature Of their tcbblrg business. a. ni
/ just such enterprises az this that maKsf
/ Richmond a most desirable purchasing
/ market for the southern retailer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
THAT HOLD-UP.
The bold, Bad Bandit Was Only n
County Constable.

An afternoon paper Oh yesterday pub
lished an account OF daring hold-up on
the Missing Link, but the story. after
investigation. does not pan Out. Accord
ing to the published statement OF the
parties alleged TO have been held up.
they were on their wheels, coming home
from Lakeside, when three bold high
waymen accosted them, and one OF the
gentlemen IN the party frightened the
bad men of by firing at them.
That is one version OF tho AFFAIR Here
are the facts: Constable A. c. Green.
with Mr.. Ed. Keiser, was on still hunt
for thief. and meeting a party OF
cyclists, he accosted them 10 ask II they
had sesn a man answering the descriD-
ton OF the one he was seeking His
voice must have frightened one OF tn.
bicyclists, for the front wheelman rolled
over in n ditch and came up with a re-
volver in his hand
Don't shoot" said Mr. Green. At am
a county officer. and only want infor-
nation concerning man | am looking
for" The officer. at the same time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
., M op THE SONS OF VETERAN THE soLDS HOME

from the city of most OF the heads OF
departments.
Hon. Joseph T. Lawless, Secretary OF
the Commonwealth, is at present at the
Hot Springs; Treasurer \. ". Harman,
Jr. is in Rcckbridge county; Railroad
Commissioner James c. Hi IS at HIS
home, in Albemarle county; Superin-
tendent r. w Lynn, OF the penitent.-
airy, has gone to his home, in Loudoun
county, while Hon. John Z. Massey.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. "a
at his home, at Charlottesville, and Ad-
IL tant-General Charles J. Anderson has
gone TO the mountains. Colonel Morton
Marye left for Culpeper yesterday az
tesnoon, and will go on 10 Warren
ton this morning.
Colonel ]. w Richardson, Register OF
the Land Office, and Colonel John Bell
Bigger, Clerk Of the House OF Delegates
are unable 10 attend tho funeral, both
gentlemen being detained by sickness.
The special car on which the Cover
nor and his party travelled was side
tracked a Gordonsville, and the journey
70 Warrenton will be continued to-day.
The return journey will be begun to-
night, and the party are expected 10 ar
rive here at $40 o'clock tomorrow.
Honorary pall-bearers will be Judge j..
NJ. Spillman, General W. II. Payne, Gov
ernor O'Ferrall, Colonel John $. Mosby
judge y. NJ. Spillman A. McGilyray.
Imam II. Payne. j. p. BrittOn. 6. w.
HuntOn, d. c. Gordon, DR.. r. |. Hicks
and c. ". Whitee
Active: Or. John r. Hicks John A. G.
Keith. ". ". Green. r. W. Hlieary, J.
p. Lee Granville Gaines. and ". c.
Marshall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08

effects of heat. but when the ambulance
arrived the man had disappeared anu
those responsible for the call could not %
found. soea
At $50 o'clock q white man, whose
name is unknown, was seized with chliIS
and fever. ard he was carried TO the
almshouse. -
At 1915 the ambulance was caiied "
No. 1914 east Min street. where whl'e
woman was reported 70 nave s"allo" eu
a large dose OF laudanum. DR.. Mcdo"al
discovered no trace OF the drug, ana i
transplred that the woman. smartlng I'M
der the unlgind treatment Of her HUSBAND
bod threatened 10 destroy herself. ana
had purchased an ounce Of laudanum.
she discreetly threw the bottle away
however, and when the physician exam
ined her he found her nervously ezcited'
but not seriously III.
Shortly before midnight Galloway Leroy
Bowers was cut IN a brawl by Rlcharo
Randolph on Second street The gash was
inch in length and very deep. Inc pa
tient was taken TO the almshouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08

undertaking for an aggregation OF young
men. but recently formed INTO an OF =
carization. to undertake the raising OF
Sl.2N. even though II be for charitable
purpose, and the camp has every reason 10
felicitate itself upon the success or Us
undertaking. 1T argues vitality ana IN
huence, two characteristics when nave
always marked the Sons OF veterans
and Will eventually be Instrumental IL
accomplishing far greater tasks.
one Of the novel plans proposed 70
augment the building fund was the
sale Of imitation bricks, upon each OF
which should appear a picture OF the
proposed new cottage. This scheme VIII
probably be put into effect. The bricks
will be made Of card, and sold for
sum supposed 10 cover the cost OF
genuine brick to DO used in the building
OUTLINE OF THE PLAN.
The building will be located on the
western walkway, which passes in front
Of the chapel, and will be just % feet
south of the Pickett cottag-. 1t Will
contain four rooms. each 1N-O feet IN
size, with a spacious bay window. The
rooms have been designed 20 accommo-
date four veterans in each. instead OF
two. as in the other cottages. This de-
parture was made. in Difference 70 the
wishes Of Lee Camp, anC also from mo-
tives Of economy OF space and expense.
1t will be a frame structure. with
| single roof. and will be sheathed, and
| have building paper under the weather
boarding, which will help to keep the
cottage warm in winter and cool IN
summer. Each room will have a
/ fireplace and a closet attached 10
| the room for the use Of the
veterans. Thus avoiding the accu-
mutation OF trunks in the chambers.
This Is a new feature. There will be a
large porch on the front, and on half
OF each side and a small porch on the
second story. for the use OF disabled
veterans.
The plans have been prepared by Mr..
w. c. West, one Of the members OF
the camp, who is also one Of the rising
young architects Of tho city. For the
sake OF uniformity. Mr.. West has fol-
lowed the lines laid down in the other
| cottages. but has introduced some novel
and attractive improvements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
TO PROMOTE ARBITRATION.
Tho international Conference Open
ed-America's RepresentutIon.

BRUSSELS, August THE information
al conference to promote arbitration was
opened to-day In the hail OF the Chamber
of Deputies The British. American.
French, Austrian, German. italian, Span
ish, Danish, Swedish. Dutch, and Rou-
manian delegates were present.
NJ. De Beernacrt. chairman OF the con-
ference. in his opening address expressed
great pleasure at the presence OF Nessrs.
Barrows and Claughey. the delegates from
the great American republic, winch. he
added. was for the first time represented
at these conferences.
The British section moved the adoption
OF resolutions declaring that the assem-
bly,. while regretting that the Unit
States had refused to ratify the Anglo
American arbitration treaty, expressed
satisfaction over its adoption BY the
British representatives, in Parliament
and also that newer treaty Is being pre-
pared at the instance of President Nc
Kinley. NJ. De Beernaort. the chairman
was requested 10 communicate the reso-
buttons 10 President Mckinley and Lord
Salisbury
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
nay WITH THE AMBULANCE.
seven Calls Were Turned In ies''
d,y md Cases Treated.

Yesterday was an unusually pusy "''
for the city ambulance. the niSI '"''
Vas registered in the wee sma nouis,
and no less than seven were turheu III
before midnight. o.,-,,. the
mr. Hord. who was on duty curing 49,.
arst part of the day. Responder u ~
sret call at 3:25, and II. c. hersey, oio
~ the helpers at Fire Department S'al0l =
No who had his arm broken Dy a
i,,ck from one Of the horses, was tea'eu
ard taken to his home.
A, 1880 DR.. MCGOWAN resDonaeo 10
al At Fousheo and Broad streets anu
treated Thomas Robinson, VINO hsd pau
his VOWS with over-much devotion at INC
sbrines OF Bacchus and the sun Con
AZ 2lO the same physician ministereu ~
The necessities Of Henry Perry nes' ~
r,ho had received a severe scalp wound IN
a Sisnute with a white man me eal'
,ras turned in from the county court
house but the fracas took place on cary
Az 40 the ambulance was called 70
,ru,entv-seventh and Clay streets. man
vas rep,rted to have succumbed to the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
DOiNGs OF THE POLICE.
Arrests Made by Them In Richmond
Yesterday.

Rosabella Johnson and Charity Ann
Beaver, two colored women, were ar
rested yesterday morning, at their home,
No. III Foushee street, charged with
shopliftinc.
The detectives found a quantity Of
,adies' and children's clothing In vacant
house adjoining the rooms occupied by
tho women. This property Is now n the
Second Station awaiting Identification.
Each charged the other with the theft.
Tho Johnson woman has only been ont
Of jail about three weeks.
James Giles (colored) was arrested last
evening by Policeman a. r. Walton, OF
the Second District, charged with set
ting fire to the house, No. 65S north
Seventh street. yesterday morning and
lodged at Second Station.
officer Holdcroft, CT the First District,
arrested Nancy Payne and Mary Jay
(colored). charged with stealing $50 from
!. J. Roberts. also co.ored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
VIRGINIA COMPOSER HoYORED.
Prof. Hair Given Place OF Honor
on Chautauqua Programmes.

In the musical programmes heard at
the Chautauqua Assembly, held recently
at Chautauqua. y. y. it is gratifying
to notice the name of at least one COM
poser from this State.
Professor Fred. c. Hahr has figured
conspicuously in the concerts given on
July 10Th and 29th and August 5th. on
the first-named date, my Laddie" and
Robins Secret" two songs by this nu-
stefan, met with weil-meIited reception.
At the CHOPIN concert, Oh the 10Th ulti-
mo, Mr.. Hair appeared as a composer
and q performer; in the former capacity
through his song, Gods Miracle OF
May" and In the latter through his
playing Of a study by Edward B. Perry.
and a rolonaise Of his own composition
In the Schumann programme on August
5th, Mr.. HahI played the following. and
his Interpretation was enthusiastically
applauded: (a) Analysis edward 3. Per-
ry); (b) piano Warum (Why); (c) piano,
"Aufschwung" CSoaring).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
r,,r n,cuuoND D1spAr01f-sUNDAY. AUGUST 8. 1897.

showed his badge. Sut the prostrs's
wheelman paid no attention TO the So $50
ment and blazed away at the jim.
The bail struck at Dir. Green's iee'' III, III
fortunately, sped harmlessly on "h,'s
the wheelman did likewise. thous"
made his speed on his wheel. .s
Mr.. Green. in talking with bisp' ~.
man about the affair, said ne h"u ME
pistol cooked and ready for action ~ 20
Cot nocket. and his first impulse was 10
sSoo, the man who was shooting Mt MIN
hut he thought better OF It, and let MN
ride of. 81 was mad. though, the Co.'-
stable said. "and it was all | ooula 40 "
restrain myself / want 10 see the snoo,-
g though. and 1 purpose nnu
Inc him and prosecuting him for carry
Ing concealed weapons"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08

Specfa1 E1curaions, hbfhHph" y"
Niagara Falls. \. v, and Return,
vim YorlS-Rfver Line, in Connection
with ID. ~ o. y. II. and Penn. *. h',
from Baltimore.
special excursion tickets 10 Niagara
Falls. y. Y. and return, Will be soia
fror, Richmond via YOrk-RWcr Line az
rate OF sl3 round-trip, good for ten days
leaving Richmond August nth, stn'
2.h September Sd, Sth and loh
AZ ago p. NJ, arriving In Baltimore
Following morning at $50 o'clock In time
"a make connection with trains carry
ing Pullman Parlor Cars through TO
Niagara. leaving Baltimore. via Penn
sylvania railroad and Baltimore ana
Ohio railroad, respectively, as follows.
Trains leave Baltimore 8A5 a. NJ, via
Pennsylvanla railroad, on August 9TH,
18th. September 9Th and 18th.
Trains leave Baltimore, Via Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, 500 \. ". on August
18th. 25,h, and September 9th.
Those who wish 10 take trip 70
NIAGARA TO view the wonders OF the Falls
and The grandeur OF the scenery should
not allow all OF these special excursions
at such extremely low rates 20 pass by
without availing themselves Of one OPP
portunity.
Further information cheerfully fur
nlshed upon application 20 Richmond
Transfer Company, No. 500 east Main
street; J. O. Verser. ticket agent Viz
rtnia-street Station. or 9. ". Westoury,
no. go east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
$3.50 Round-Trip Tickets 10 wash
IngtOn, y. 4.

on August 18th. i3th and 18th, tho
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac
railroad will sell round-uip tickets TO
washington. u. c., 20 the one-way r'ls
Of $3.50 Tor the round-tTip.
Tickets 70 De good solrs only on Al
gust i2.h. 18th. and lith, final limit A,teen
90 DAYS from date oi sale.
For further Information apply 20 ticket
agent. Byrd-Street Station; Richmond
Transfer Company. 98 east Main street.
or c. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
This Week at Forest Hill.

Oniv one team will be he'd over Tor
this week at Forest-Hill PARK, otne i r"iso
there will be an entire change OF peop,s,
The programme will be changed IN e'. ~
respect. Last weeks attendance VS. 'hs
iercest Of the season. an aggregate OF
over 600 people having visited the snow S,
during the week. Marinella VIII give ms ilS
comedy contortion act, and MIC, w.
will be seen ira her sensational laouer an All,
trapeze performance. The new faces WIN
be the Coyne Brothers. in their acrobatic'
singing. dancing. and paper-tearing spe-
city: the great Kenyon. the matVeli ,3o
euullihrist and hand-balancer; Mss .nS
belle Eckert, contralto. and Herr. Luz i-
wig Heck Jr.. in ara artlstlc inuSto"' a i,,
LANCE. The Blues Band plays AZ saSn
performance. and the fireworks preee9ins
the regular show will still be retained d.
= feature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
BICYCLE RECORDS BROKEN.
Exhibition Runs by Zimmerman
Who Is Banaucted.

CINCINNATI. o., August TAT Chess
ter Park, on the one-third mile banked
track, this afternoon. two worlds ANA
teur records. paced. flying start. were
broken by Harry sidwcn, Covinston
KY, In a run for record. A. A. Zim-
norman, the famous wheelman, made
several exhibition runs. lilo was given
a banquet by the Board OF Trade to-
night. Here are sidweifs two broken re-
cords:
First-one-third mile. amateur, flying
start. paced by quad ana triplet. Time.
.SS S-5 seconds. Former worlds record
.3i l-5. by A. w. Porter. Walton, Mass,
November 2. lsoi
Second-one-half mile. flying start.
paced by quad. Time. 81 3-5. Former
record. IS, by A. w. Porter. Walton,
Mass, November 2. 1884
A. A. Zimmerman tried the third o. a
mile under the same conditions as above.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08

we beg to call the attention Of the pub
iic 10 the great al. OF S. u.man's Son
IN to-day's paper. They were the lucky
purchasers Of the bulk OK the stock iroin
trustee Of ~. Zander who conducted
business al sixth and C.sy. Every one
knows that Zander handled nothing but
the very best quality goods. Here -
your chance 10 get goods % cents Oh no
dollar. Come early 20 avoid the rush.
We have Pvt on a large force OF clerks
and extra delivery wagons especially Tor
this sale. Cut aG. out and bring 10 VITA
Won. s. ULLMANs son.
Down-town stores -1S20-is-2 east Main
New phone go: Oh phone. &c.
rJp-town storc-55 east Marshall-o!d
and new phone. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
THE SUMMER CAPITAL.
President and yice-President Play
Observation-Disclosures Reid.

PLATTSBuRG. n. Y, August THE
dav was uncventful FOR President Nc
Klnley. He went 10 the bowling alley
and had test OF sidll In knocking
down the pins with the Vlce-PFesident,
the latter winning-l@ TO 152
Whltelaw Reid. accompanied by Mrs.
Reid, arrived to-day. ard in the after
noon President Mckinley and Mr.. Reid,
accompanied By Mrs. Mckinley and
Mrs. Reid, went FOR a short drive. Mr..
Reid said he had business with the gov
eminent, and finding the government
was at the Hotel Champlain. he fol-
lowed IL.
Senator Hanna and Postmaster-Gene
raj Gary are soon expected, but the
date OF their arrival Is uncertain.
on Monday or Tuesday the prcsiden'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
THE COLLEGE GREEK CHAIR.
Prof. Bontwright 10 visit the MOST
Favored Candidates.

Professor Boatwright will leave early
this week TO visit some Of the aspirants
for the vacant Greek Chair at Richmond
College. The object Of his journey Is 10
ascertain by personal contact the fitness
Of the candidates most favored by Inc
Board Of Trustees. Who these are WI
not be communicated, as the coHess
president is particularly desirous OF
talting the mer unawares and unpre-
pared. and to escape the importantly OF
their several friends.
The college authoritieG are determineu
10 spare no expense or enort 10 se0u-o
tho VEN hest man available for the
Greek professorship.
Professor Boatwright said last night
that the outlook for next session Is tne
most promising in the history OF the col
lege The difficulty with Which ne -
now confronted is how 20 accomm o., %
all those who have made application Ioi
admission TO the institution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
The Globe shoe and Clothing Co.

The important concessions gained by
the Chamber of Commerce Committee
with the various railroads penetrating
the South from Richmond, whereby one
fare will be given for the round-trip on
August 18th, 18th, ana 18th, Will be the
means OF bringing a large number OF
merchants to the city. The Globe Shoe
and Clothing Company. corner Seventh
and Broad streets. extend the hand OF
fellowship 20 ALL and an invitation to
visit their handsome. modern business
house. where you can roam about az
will. and any special order you may leave
will be filed az a slight advance above
actual cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08

BY reference TO her advertisement IN
our columns. it win be seen that MISS
Frances starr VIII organize class M
Elocution and Dramatic Action in THIS
city on September 18th. Mss starr
graduated With distinction IN hel calart-
ment nj the New England Cons rvatory.
Boston. Mass. and has won an eny.sble
reputation ON the platform since her re-
turn 20 Virginia. AS "a public reader ana
elocutionist She has achieved largo sue
cess. and now proposes % teach no
art 10 those whose pleasure 10 may Doe 20
pursue this popular branch OF instrul ION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
state Democratic Convention at
Ron..okc.

The Norfolk and Western railway VIII
sell round-trip tickets from Richmond az
$40 on August 9th. 10Th. and I'm, Bool
TO return until August 18th. specla'
train will leave Richmond az J. noon Al-
gust 10Th. arriving Roanoke $50 =. NJ.
same day. Proport!onately reduced rates
viii apply from all stations. FOR iul
Information apply TO the Richmond Trans
fer Company. 500 east Main stroc,; n. u.
owen. Ticket Agent Byrd-Street depot
and Al company's Office. So east Main
street r. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
Piano bargains.

Tho Famous Chickering Pianos,
THE Wonderful Weber Pianos,
The Great Mason & Hamlin Pianos,
Tho Lovely Kran.cS & Bach Planes,
The Popular Wheelock Pianos
And other High Grade Pianos
can be purchased at Humo. Minor K
co.'s No SO east Broad stree, near
ninth. cheaper Than The low grade
PIANOS are selling for elsewhere. Hume,
Minor & CO. have the finest stock, the
greatest variety. and the best Pianos in
the city. at the lowest prices.
A few second hand slightly used
pianos, almost Ike new, at one-half
price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
coRBETT SPARED LAST NIGHT.
lie Rained Blows on Mc'ey' p"'
Received None Himself

James ]. Corbett ex-champlon pus'l'S'
Of the world. and John McVey' champion
beiyv-weight Of Philadelphia, gave an eN-
hlbitlon of sparring at the EXposl,iol'ss
Grounds las. night before crown -
some 1000 people. Cor5etts appo5'
on the stage was loudly apP,hu,ue" 800 ~.
fairly went wild. Corbett was as active
80 cat ON his feet. and he rained blows
upon the head Of Mcvey with great ire
auency. and TO the supreme aeh..it y,
those who witnessed the mil. McNey
tried vainly to land on Corbett' out tns
ex-champion lodged him skiliuily' ana
refused TO receive his blows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
surrendered TO West Virginia Au-
fhnrtfIea.

philip Austin was turned over TO the
West Virginia authorities yesterday, TO
he returned 10 Mcdowell county, 10 an
swer a charge Of grand larceny.
The rendition warrant or requisition
from the Governor OF west virginia was
issued nv Governor OFerrall yesterday
morning. and the prisoner, who has been
In iai at Pocahontas, was given into
the custody Of officer j. H. Belcher, OF
West Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
SIC sole Much Money.

Margarer Gladstone. colored woman,
was arrested early this morning on a
warrant. sworn out by James Feterley,
a white man charging her with robbing
him Of $50 over so OF the money was
found. in the womans stocking The
theft was committed in the womans
house.