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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29

DIES MONIES. IOWA. Jan. 2S.-The Ma
tional Woman Suffrage Convention yes
terday showed nineteen States represent
ed bv nfty-one delegates. The report of
Anna l.. Digs. Of Kansas. on afiiliatioO
with political parties was rejected because
IL favored denouncing all political par
ties and favored dropping the Kansas
work. owing TO the opposition Of the
Populisis
Henry r.. Blackwell. OF Massachusetts,.
reported from the Presidential suffrage
committee declaring nearly every woman
would have voted i'm the last Presidential
election II She could. IN accepting the
standing vote of thanks for his work Mr..
Blackwell said his wife Lucy Stone. was
entitled To all the credit for what he mad
done.
Clara Bewick Colby presented "a lengthy
report by the committee o. plan Of work.
making fewer committees. the chairmer
of which all to be members Of the bust
ness committee. The report was discuss
ed this afternoon. arousing some opposi-
ton i'm it's details.
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BAY CITY. MICH, Jan. %.-The Van
Emster Block, frame building two sto-
ries high. at the head OF Washington av-
cnue. was Quilted by fire this morning.
Theodore During aged siXty-eight years.
and unmarried. was smOthcrcd. Floren-
tine j. Van Emster. the pioneer drug
eist Of the city. and member of the first
state Pharmacy Board was terribly
bruised about the head and will die Mrs.
Van Emster and four young daughters
and her mother and sister were rescued
by passers-by. The property loss is
small
CINCINNATI. O.. Jan. 2-The malt
warehouse of Herman Cooper < Co, cor
ner Vine and second streets. was destroy
ed by fire. which started at o'clock this
morning The flames spread to the adj
Joining buildings which were more or
less damaged. The total loss is estimated
at $4,000. Among the chief losers. be-
sides Herman Cooper X Co. are over
man & Schraeder. cordagc. Mellen Brown
& CO.. cotton; John Straun a Co., tobac-
co. and Kerr & co.
YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO. Jan. 2S-The
wholesale grocery house of Loavitt Nc
Connoll q Co. i'm the Schultz block, was
entirely destroyed by fire this morning.
The fire was caused by "a heater i'm the
basement
The adjoining buildings were damaged,
but saved by the fire department The
firomen claim a lack Of water pressure
LOsscs: LeaVitt Mcconnell a Co. 500
600. insurance. $4,000. Emil Schultz. So
900. insurance. $4,000; Eddy & Johnson.
$500. insured
morning destroyed almost the entire bus
mess portion of the town of Centerhurg,
fifty miles north Of here on the Clcve-
land. Akron. and Columbus railway. Loss
So 600
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PITTSBIRG. PA. Jan. 2S.-Ihe up-to-
date new woman has arrived lh Ale
,hanv one has been found now who
complctelv out-classes an known aspir-
ants who desire to usurp the rights OF
man. She is now performing tho duties
of constable for Alderman Edward kiotz.
This remarkable parsonage rs none other
than his handsome lS-ycar-old daughter
Florence.
For some time past Alderman hlotz
has had considerable trouble i'm having
the duties of that Office filled properly.
The regular occupant of the position Is
II. l.. Hill He is frequently compelled 10
absent himself from the alderman Office
on account Of illness. For time Alder
man Klotz had the constable from Alder
man Stark's Office &c perform the work.
Then Il happy thought struck him. lie
would have his daughter serve the SUBJ
lOcnas and warrants.
The first time the young lady was CALI
ed upon 10 do any duty ln the me OF
rolico work was several weeks ago.
Alderman Klotz had several subpocnas o.
serve I'm civil suits Necessity demanded
that witnesses. etc. should receive ale
most Immediate notification. Constable
I'M was not able 10 attend TO the BUSH
ness The documents were turned over o.
Florence after she had been properly
sworn i'm and dcputiZcd 10 perform tine
duty.
Then she started She says She felt q
little timid at first. but her grit and de-
termination TO succeed Oycrcame this, and
She soon had served her first batch o.
subpoeuas They all responded TO the
hearing that followed at the alderman's
Office Both he and she were greatly
plcased with the innovation Florence
was confident she would succeed as on
officer. and insisted on being given more
OF the same kind of employment Her
father eratiGed the desire. and the young
lady exceeded his expectations in the per-
Torrance of her duties
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SAX FRANCISCO. CAL. Jan. ~.
Nor,lhausen. am Oakland capli",," Ill
has been treated al 81 Luke hoS
for A wound which he said was ",''u'.',,
,lf, self-lnnictod died 40 the hoSpi''.
,ruesdav. and at am autopsy yeSteIu"s
the nersons in attendance conciDlcu 'l''-
Nordhauscn couldn't possibly himself haNo
inflicted the injury from which ne ui,'.
There was "a wound on his forehead io'
which he asked treatment. Tho doc''
,iso found a second wound Don tho breast
from which 70 bullet was extracted when
a.. MS first attended. The hospital doc
,o-s. state chat when summoned they mo-
80 thnt the wounds vcr@ thirty hours
ia the blood being dried AROUND too
'.',,,rds and on N0rdhau-en clothing.
r,st before his death he tritly admitted
10 the physician that Doc had been shot
Inv "a woman. but Doc declined TO discuss
the matter saying. 'i' N'F'' '"''''
IL is too late now.
vha noiicc have found that saturday
NIGHT Nordhauson, much intoxicated. ap
rIod for parlors at the BALDWIN hoi'l
ITo remained I'm hts 0uarters on o"n""'
and early on Monday au attcndaht louh"
Nordhausen FULLY dressed on a soia Dir
great pain. 10 was then Dec was taken 10
the hospital to bo treated for his sei.ln-
nistod wounds as Do said. Tho ponce
believe his as-1illnt WAS woman an"
thar fho shooting took place before ne
applied 700 the hotel on Saturday night
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WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. 2S.-A Com
mittee of the Building Trades Council APP
pointed at the last meeting, made a call
ON Senator sherman at the Capitol yes
tordav to talk about his contract for the
building # certain houses in Northeast
washington. Mr. Sherman replied. ass he
said ne had In a letter TO the BricklaNers
and Nlasons International Union. 10 the
effect that the contract having been let
was beyond his control. and that Mr..
Schneider. his architect had attended 10
The matter. The Senator said ne had
simply signed the papers when laid be-
fore him. o.,
lie believed Mr. Schneider was well dis
posed toward union lahorcrs. lie himself
favored paving the highest rate of wages.
Ito eoid he believed there WAS demand for
the kind Of houses he was about 10 have
constructed. and had decided 20 invest his
available funds AT this time for the benc-
~ of working people. lie did not, how
ever intend TO build as many as thirty
four houses. Senator sherman conclud-
nd nv saving ne would interview Mr..
Schneider about the matter.
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OBlIt AIRY.


Mrs Mollie Glruett Steel. the wife *
DE- George b. Steel died az their home
o;wathmey near Ashland, at one o'clock
Yesterday morning.
Mir. Steel was sufferer from Brights
disease. which was the direct cause or her
death.
She was the daughter OF Mr. George w.
Garnett. the well-known banker OF frede-
ricksburg ana was an earnest CHRISTIAN
vroman OF nigh character, and many ad-
mirable traits.
She was the fourth wife TO DR.. Steel.
and leaves five children OF that union.
Misses Maud. Louise and Bessie and Al
bert aud Thomas She has been also d
loving and devoted mother to Drs. Chas.
l.. and Frank r. Steel. and their sister.
Miss Jancy +. steel children OF former
marriage by Or. steel
Since her marriage Mrs. Steel has been
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hING UILLfIlN COtNJi.
Death of Prominent Citizcn-Marriage OF
Mr. uiIliard and Miss Tric".

GLOBE. Jan 2l-SpeciaL-Thcrc have
been many cases Of grip in the commun-
ity. and al of the doctors have theh
hands full
Mr.. John Cooke. one Of our most proni-
nent citizens. died yesterday afternoon
after "a brief Illness. aged about seventy
wears lie was deacon OF Bcuiah bap-
fist church. ami was brother of Pro-
fcssor Charles Cooke. OF Hollins Institute
He will be greatly missed in the commun-
ity.
Miss Lula G. Trice daughter Of Mr.. j..
+. Trice. was married to-day at Mill
brooke" the home Of the brides grand
mother. TO Mr.. Temple w. billiard. Tho
bride. who is a very pretty blonde, was
becomingly attired i'm blue The groom
H. a prosperous young farmer OF inns
county. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. -. G.. James. pastor of Sharon
church.
Times arc beginning 10 brighten up 4
little Some Of our farmers arc juhilant
over the prices they have been getting
for tobacco.
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IT WAS A PARTIAL VICTORY.


tee at the death OF Mr.. Roach, which was
unanimously adopted
ne tlrc'loh or o. successor TO MI. re I'D
was then gone into. and the clerk r.iau
letters applying for the place rom VIZ
following parties: Messrs. VI. *, Ino ',
PANEL X. Jennings. Frank II. bliy SVn'
James J.. vaughan. &. y. Lucas, u. =.
Shacklcford. James T.. Lyle. John Ieihl',"
Gardner. T. j. Bowles. John -. "lpS"n.
Allen krousc, r. r. Goode. ana J'i'''
Johnston.
Mr.. Boiling recommended Mr.. Nanh ~.
strongly FOR the position. and Mt. 1870 H.,
also highly culOgizcd him. Bahotlhs H.
began, and upon the fourth No'r "i''
Jawcs Johnston was elected. CO
\ communication was presented ~ 'lc
cial Accountant Carlton Mc,ai'hs' ~
questng the committee 10 furhi-h W,
Finance Committee on Tuesday nisht 49,.
with statement Of the needs %
Water Department for the en-ulls 80
The Superintendent was instrucl'u
mako out the statement desired ai.~ ~ ~,
TO allow account for pump-hous.s ~ 10
coed $Z2OoO. also. TO include sJvVV io' wv
purchase Il metres t
\ report was submitted by suptrl,i,
tcrdent Rolling recommending thS $500,
tuition Of turbine wheels FOR the oiu ~.
Of pumps Nos. 1 and >. The coii'l'i''00
then adjourned.
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NEW ORLEANS. la. Jan. 2S.-With
the cold snap still continuing. the attend
ance was about two thousand al the
track to-day The track was heavy. but
tine public did well landing four winning
faVorites. sunni aries.
! rst race-one milc.-Naldn C3. Songer.
81 % first. Linette second. Dave Pdlaifer
mi q. FINE u.s., l-i.
Seyend race twO-yenr-Olls. four fur
lones-PerCy f.. 0l3 llirsh. TO % first
Lillian Russell second Floss third. Time,
Sc
Third race-siX furlOngs.-Lizette ulD.
Hart. 4 10 - FIRST. Amber Ghnts second,
Sir John third. Time 20 l-i.
Fourth racc-seyeu furloncs-iob clam
petit lU2 Moore. 10 - first Renaud Sec
ond Bust-tp third. Time 1885.
Fifth race six furiOuss Annie teuton
OG MOrse. o. ~ first Old Ham second
MAnrIins lhIrd. IIme. l.le -.
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THE FIGHT WAS A DRAW.
DTCk BURGE AND EDDIE CONNOLLY
NED our FOR TIN HOUNDS.
Both Were so Weak After Their severe
Punishment That the Contest Was
Ended By the Referee.

BIRMINGHAM. ENG. Jan. 2s-The
match between DICK Burge and Eddie
Connolly, formerly OF st John. ~ b.,
ana later Of roston. for 1850 pounds a
side took place before the olympic
Sporting CLUB tonight. and resulted In a
draw. The men were matched to night
twenty rounds at lH pounds. At the end
OF the tenth round both men were too
weak To fight longer. and she referee de-
ciared the tight drawn.
Burgc fought at rs pounds and Con-
molly at l3H.
BURGE TIE FAVORlTE.
During the afternoon Burge was \
strong favoritc IN the betting. the odds
on him being two ~ one.
Goode. Hyams. Cook. and Howe were
I'm Burgess corner. and Kelly, Rose.
Brier.ey. and Foley acted as seconds for
Connolly.
The hghtlng was very fierce from the
start. Connolly led the hitting az tre-
mondous pace. but he was stopped repeat
ediy BY blows on the face. After i've
rounds i'm which the exchanges were
about even. Burgc landed a crushing
blow on Connolly's neck, knocking MN
down. The latter. however. WAS on his
feet again in eight seconds. and Burge
was lust going into fntsh the fight when
time was Called.
Connolly recovered WITH marvellous
rapidly from the effects Of the blow
which had come so near knocking MN
out. and IN the next round he landed
several blows. which made Burge groggy
The spectators wore wild with excitement
when they saw the favorte I'm this con-
dillon.
DECLARED \ DRAW.
~ tho end Of the ninth round both men
were terribly weak. but both We're game
In tho middle Of the tenth round the
MANAGEMENT declined TO allow the fight
10 proceed further and tho refe~e. there
fore. STONED The men, and declared the
battle O. draw
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BALTIMORE. ND. Jan. SIN n pri-
waite room at the University OF Alaitlihl
Hospital the pr0 iess or oi surgery mas as
his patient Mary p. Thornton aged three
years Of Blossom Station. Accomac coun-
ty, Va. The little girls case has aroused
the deepest interest iu the medical pro-
fesslon as she is suffering from a sirlc-
ture OF the threat # peculiar 'orm.
About a. year ago the little Blil; WINE
playing around l,r home in virginia
found "a can of concentrated I'VE ana ate
a large quantity of d.. Her tongue ana
throat were horribly burned by the lye.
At first 10 was thought she must nlc, nut
by careful nur-irl and having the best
medical attention Chat could be procured
near her home She gradually recovered
The lye bad burned her throat ana
tongue 10 such am extent thtt When heI
wounds healed her throat nearly closed
and then il WAS thought best 10 bring her
10 Baltimore Hcr throat has gradually
closed. so that now DO is Impossible Tor her
to swallow any solid food, she cannot
even swallow OH. Water ana milk are
placed in her mouth in small quantities.
and with great difficulty She can swallow
the mixture. At present she is Kept alive
on milk which is given her constantly DO
small quantities.
besides the structure of tho throat She
has contracted pneumonia and is SO lil
with DO that the physicians nave nrcA
unable 90 make careful examination.
and at present 10 D. not known exactly 300
what manner thc structure ram be- treated.
There is "a possible chance that the stric-
turc can Doe reduced ny forcing lnSifu-
mcnts Bon the throat through the mou 10
and charging thc opening hy the constant
use OF instruments. but 30 is thought an
operation # peculiar interest 90 the medi-
cal profession viii Doe performed. ana ll
such is the case. $500 opening VIII be MADE
in che childs stomach through which "a
tube will bee inserted Then the throat
will bee dilatod ass far as possible by arti-
fetal means During this time the child
will DE fed through The tube in her atOm-
ach. The operation Is a very hazardous
enc and requires gleat skill on the part
OF the operator.
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James A. Bonsack. John u. liorsley, >
4. Halscy. and S. T. Bonsack' the ia'-
ter I'm place OF -. II. Strouse
The report OF the treasurer showed I"
surplus OF over half million dollars.
Judge John -. iIorscy left THIS AFTER
noon for New York and will sail thence
on Saturday for England. where he VIII
represent Major $. +. llalsey. OF inns
city. I'm the taking OF supplcmen'"iF
dispositions in the suits OF +. J. Jones
& Sons, Of London. and Liverpool W
Ualscv and Halscy vs.. Jose
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CUCAGO. III. Jan. W.-Details OF The
i,suguration gown Of Mrs Mckinley
We're finally decided yesterday. The ma
terial for the gown has been selected. but
moi cut from the piece. II Is brocadc CT
in,, "a sort OF gray color IL will be lined
with pale blue satin.
me gown Is 10 be- made rather plain.
The corsage will have a funny hchu of
point d'AleucOn. Though the neck will
he made high with soft laces. vet il will
nave the deccllette effect The sleeves
viii be- long and finished with a full irill
The skirt with its stately train is to
have several panels OF handsome brc-
cadr. The Idea Is TO have the gown not
elaborate and al the same time rich iu
effect
This il one Of eight gowns which Mrs
Mckinley will have fitted during her stay
In Chicago
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THE yIEGINII RICHTER.
NJ j X Miller Appointed Bonssck Ci' =
,,rriie Ma. hime (ompa Llect. Onicer..

LYNCHBJRG. VA, Jan. 2s-Spec.al.-
3 telegram was received here to-day
stating that Nr J. Rush Miller. Ct PA
laski. had been appointed temporary re-
eeiver Tor Virginia OF The Southern Build
ing and Loan Association. OF Knoxville.
which recently went into th> hands OF
receivers. stock I'm the association was
held throughout Virginia. particularly in
the Southwest. but the amount held IN
I.yrchbuTg. Is larger than In any other
place I'm the state. The 2i2 shares Of
stock heretofore mentioned as being held
here. did not include Al least. as many
more. which had either been filed for
withdrawal OF which belong "a 10 borrow
ing members.
A telegram was received mere 'o-day
anouncing the death, at Abingdon. OF
Mrs. Melissa Drew mother of Mr.. W. A.
carpcntcr q banker OF that place. and
al ono time. president OF the Lynchourg
National Bank.
Al the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Bonsack Cigarette Ma
chine Company held here to-day. the fol-
lowing directors and officers were elect
ed: Thomas n DAVIS. president; J.. A.
Kr,se secretary and treasurer. and Di-
rectors T. J. Shickel. Thomas ~ Davis.
=. A. Kriss Clinton Dewitt JsmAs Clark.
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CHIIH An HIIGUIS SOLD.
Mr.. Edward W. Biakey, of Richmond Mar
ried in Iredericksburg.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Jan. 2S.-
Special.-Mr. John A. White has pur-
chased from his father the estate just
opposite TINS city, IN Stafford county,
known as Chatham Heights"
a lot at the corner of Main and Canal
streets. belonging TO the estate of Miss
Anne f. r. Fitzhugh. was sold at public
auction. aud purchased by h. W. Mills at
So.
Last night at the residence Of her
grandmother. Mrs. Helen Basder. in this
city. Miss Helena Keyser was married
10 Mr. Edward W. Blakey, OF Richmond,
Rev. h. w Mcbane oficiatlng Mr. and
Mrs Blakoy left for a bridal tour North.
MIR. w r. Armstrong. of Stafford coun-
~. had his foot cut of yesterday while at
work at Sparrows saw-mill.
Rev. Decatur Edwards is critically ~ at
his residence here.
Al meeting OF the Woman's Hospital
Association the organization was COM
pleted by the election Of the following
presidents Miss Reheccs Smith. Mrs
Y. 7. Rove. Mrs W. Q Stearns rlrs
Isaac Hirsh. Mrs George r. Fcrney-
hough. Miss Fannie Long. Miss Mary
Green. and Mrs. J. NJ Griffin.
Five inches q snow fell here yesterday
and last night and sleighing Is good to-
day.
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Commissioner Tornan Among the Number
r. Opposition.


r. Opposition.
WAsHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-For more than
an hour tho senate this afternoon dis
cussed in executive session the noiniNf
ton of William : FOrman. OF Illinois.
20 be Commissioner Of Internal h'f, iN'.
and finally confirmed him by vote oi
a 20 DID,.
The opposition was based aimo entirely
upon Mr.. lOlmans conduct ODD ll'
campaign Senator Jones, chairman ,.
the National Democratic Commute riN
be opposed the candidacy of Mi. i'
with much reluctance but Dice couid .'.
permit hi. attacks upon tne regular ioA'
of The Democratic party to pass nNht'nt
and especially MS they were DIT. N+nl I'D
the attention of the country lN inc tN-
pointmeut 10 such an important poo DN
OF the man who had made them. IL
marks along similar lines Wer. made '5
Senators Berry and Stewart Mr. 'hahN-
Ter antagOnized the nomination lectN..
the nominee was "a Democrat VINO rll0i
ON platform starring for the Single sou
standard and free trade.
Mr. .Forman was defended iy Senator
Cullen and Hale ORcpsl ana Ne7-i
Mills and Palm or Opemsl. aH q whom
spoke of bis high character as a nth
and his cwiItnt fitness for me ul
They argued that the place came ABOUT
in ordinary course. and no violence ldl
been done amy nan or any party li pl"c-
ing Mr.. F0imau in Once
The r0ll-cau showed that silver Demo
Gratis the Silver boiling ErnuniIrtl-. 900 i
the solitary vote of Mr. Chandler .oinc D
the voting opposition.
other nominations were confirmed nt
tho Senate. as follows. Charles i. lto"tN.
Of Mississippi. judge of the Io.tl %.
Claims Frank Dyer Chester of M.ir-i-
Chusctts. United states consul at lsnNt
Pest. hungary.
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Hon. 4. W. Hubbard WEEDS Miss Mary
Na,-The Reception,

BUCKINGHAM G. H.. VA Jan. 3
Special Notwithstanding the very an
clement weather good many people
Gathered al the Presbyterian church mere
TODAY TO witness the marriage OF MISS
Mary May TO Hon. +. W Huhard.
Promptly at u o'clock the bridal party
consisting of the bride and groom, non.
H. ID. Flood Or w. +. Pratt MI j.. g..
Moon and Hon. w. j. Huefrd, entered
Tho church and were conducted 70 the
altar who're the ceremony was impress
sivelv performed by Rev. Mr.. Lee, Of
Farmvlle.
After the ceremony. the party were
driven to the country home. Saratoga
of the groom. where reception was
given to a large number of the friends
of the newly-wedded couple
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4 Minister Creates II Sensation

ROCKVILLE. CONN. Jan. news
has been received In Rockville. which iur-
nishos the closing chapter OF 9cculldl
romance Of an elderly clergyman ana
clergyman's widow.
When the two Congregational chortiies
in this city united "a few wears ago utlucl
the name of the Union churcn' anu p"iie
one of the hardsOmcst stone canoes III
Tho state. the Rev. James Dinswcu then
OF DauielsOn. was called as pastor. lie
was then about sixty years Ola. y, ~;
Suckney q prominent business man on
;he town and a deacon or the hisl tiluir n
before the consolidation dlcd ana lv4 a.
sum for the use of the church society.
Living with him at the time was iil1
daughter. Mrs. Laura n. Hall, the WIDOW
of a CONGREGATIONAL Clergyman VINO HHu
died some years before. .. ,
Mrs. Hall was net much over lhli tN-ilN .
years old. She was active in church ai -
fairs, and the Rev. Mr.. Dingwcl FOUND IL
necessary 10 visit her frequently lh oIutI
10 consult about the church bcquest; rs
az least. was the explanation ln ms pc
half when cOssips tongues began 10 run
freely about his attentions 10 inc Ian
widow.
This talk increased. until the Church
Society was compelled 10 notice u. Al
inst there was a division, which alnon L
amounted 10 a rupture i'm the society, but
this died out. IL started again, hoWct, i,
and about q year ago II was dcclutu 10
ask him 10 move 10 other heids, ana ms
resignation was accepted. Profound sym
patbv was expressed for his wife.
Ii is understood that from Rockville Mr.
Dingwcll went 10 New Haven 10 study
law. Not long after that he went TO
Bridgewatcr. Mass. and from there he
went alone 90 Dakota. and sent back am
invitation TO his wife 10 Join him. but Mis.
Dingwell decided to remain in BridseWd
ter.
Mrs. Hall. who had been remaining in
Rockville all this time, packed zap her
things a short time ago and gave II out
that she was going TO visit her brother
Frank Stickney. i'm Colorado. Now lel1,
Ter has been received from her by a. friend
saving that she and the Rev. Mr.. Dinsweil
are married and living In Colorado. ~ Is
supposed that Nh. Dngweh procured Il
divorce I'm Dakota, and that he sent LOT
Mrs Hau and lley wore maIIlcu.
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tMISCRIJNTs KLTtRN.
william Lee. Inhuman Deed the hes"''
of Dripk-Eavag.s Of the Grip.


HAMPTON. VA. Jan. Especial
william Lee. the negro who so brutdiy
cut his mother and then scalded her with
boiling water last Monday and has peea
AT large ever since. returned home iasI
night. lie states that he was TOO much
under the influence OF whisky 1T the Time
the deed was done 10 know what ne was
about. He has not yet had hearing
I'm the courts. His mother Is still in a
critical ccrdition. but will probably re-
cover. go
The Hampton Roads Golf club VIII
be orcrcd Saturday, the 3oth instant.
numi CT OF invitations has been issued ana
"a royal good time may be expected.
The grip is steadily working IT'S way
through this city and several new cases
are reported every day. Mr.. J. G. Rich
ardson Is among the last reported III.
Mr.. Robert Massenburg IS critically III
at his home on Hope street