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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18
/ WAITING ATTITUDE
rRoM FIRsr rAeEl

.t,,lralty's and his own personal SYM
.hv with our government and navy in
.,. loss OF the Maine. various members
.bo Automatic body have called IN
-5ing spanish Ambassador.
' WHITE"
LONDON. February fisherman. Sec
..r, Washington. Prince and Princess
wales request me TO convey TO the
resident and Secretary of the Navy the
,,ression Of their horror al the terrible
.lfent which has happened 20 the
Some and OF their profound sympathy
..,b the whole American nation at the
..ourrence HENRY WHITE"
IMPERIAL LEGATION OF TURKEY:
.-., charge d'aflairs ad interim OF Turkey
MS the honor TO convey 10 his Excellency
.r. Secretary OF state. the deepest regrets
r the ottoman Government on account
~ The deplorahie accident which has be-
t.ren the Maine"
paris. February fisherman. Secre-
..fv. Washington: President Faure asked
...sonal interview. I'm which he requested
me- 10 express his warmest sympathy. and
trofound sense OF coincidence. TO Presi-
.nt Mckinley. regarding the appalling
.tssfronhe 90 the Maine. and to convey
.r assurance that the French people. and
r.recialy the French navy. are deeply
f.rrs and men who lost their lives az the
host of duty. PORTER"
LONDON. February fisherman. Sec
r..ry Washington: I have received the
GLOWING message from the Duke OF Con-
r.ught Pray accept my most sincere
mpathy at the terrible accident which
las bcfanen the warship Maine ! deeply
uIore The loss which your navy and
country have sustained WHITE"
NEW YORK. February ig-SecretaTy
20 state. Undersigned committee OF
Snsmsh residents OF New York respect
rIiy tender sincere expression Of heart
fr sympathy and regret for dreadful
disaster 20 Maine with appalling loss Of
"For tho committee:
JOSE +. NAVARRO. Chairman;
ANTONIO CUYAS. Secretary;
ARTURO CUYAS,
60. NIADERO.
"E. VI. CASTILLO"
RUSSIA AND SPAIN.
Secretary Long received the following
c7b'cgram from the Russian Minister Of
Marine az 81. Petersburg: Il have just
... eivCd the news of the Names terrible
Disaster 1 beg you to accept my own
and The Russian navy's sincere sympathy
and coincidence.
'Nice-Admiral p. TYRTOW.
Minister of Marine"
secretary Long received the following
during the day: II regret, with all my
soul. the horrible catastrophe 20 the
Nainc. and send my coincidence for the
victims and their families. Spanish navy
is in mourning for American navy.
"SOBRAI.
Naval Attache. Spanish Legation"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18
DEAD. WOUNDED, AND RESCUED.
List of Maine Men Made Out from
Muster-ROIt.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE Navy
Department tonight made up from its
latest cable adyices the following list OF
the dead. wounded and rescued from the
Name
The names marked Doubtful" are I'M
certain. owing to errors in Geographic
transmission, which prevent their cor
responding to the muster-roll Of the de-
partment on file In Washington.
The following is the list OF dead:
Michael Malone, Thomas Cain. b. Angu-
land J p. Lewis, NJ. Cochrane. NJ. Lana-
han. T. j. Quigley. f. Boil, L. Kelley. G.
Todoresco. Michael Griffin. Joseph Reilly
y. 4. Mudd. Joseph Seery James ii. Ma
son. Daniel Leene, ID. j. Tehan, i. j.
Jones. 0. Sheridan j. Schuliy. }. r.
walsh. Bernard Lynch, j. j. McManus,
Rudolph FAX w. j. Eorn, j. NJ. League
Thomas Troy. c. Kronyak, j. w. Louden,
q I,ieber Il. Finch b. IL. HERMAN
walter Cameron w. A. Greer. {. Muir
nhy G. p. Quinn, =. J. Shea. Thomas NJ
Cole. Hugo Kruse. John Merz, j. }. Loren
sen. Henry Gross. Robert wilson Daniei
Lewis. g. l.. Marsden. X. Christensen,
II Brinkmau. $. Nelson, William Luna
J. Clarke. II. Nj. Carr. George Thomp-
son NJ. L. Harris, WhldH DOho"Shs'
peter Roos Charles Curran, ID. Dahlman.
William hamburger, IA. ORegan, r.
Kneis. Jonn Kay. John Porter Robert
pnrkhardt. Eldon II. Nero, c. y. Stafford,
A. 4. FISHER. w. 4. Rieger. Aug. schroe-
der. Henry s. Baum, l.. NJ. Freshman
NJ stevenson Gustav Holm, c. +. Has
cell IL. Fountain, William Robinson "A.
Andndsen. William Montfort. Frank
Gardner. c. O. White, c. A. scout
Thomas Shen. Arthur Brofeldt' FRANK
sutton. Frank Andrews, j. A. Graham
r y. Aiken. John Powers. Henry Auch-
enhach. William Noble, William Coleman
n A. Anderson William Hough, @. Leu
mold ]. G. Nelson, John Warren, 4. Su-
gusak Thomas J. Gardner. John A. Hail-
berg william Rushworth. NJ. ohye. o..
fshida $. chingi, =. Gaffney. Patrick
FLYNN Charles f. Just Charles FRANKIE
Iobn gookbinder q. c. Moss. James Dru-
nv I Il. Wickstrom, John Kelley. John
Hamilton. A. Keskel. William Lambert
Y Hennekes Frank b. Tigges, c. r.
1sadae w. ]. Lee, +. c. Phillips, q.
yan,ers. c. A. Hamilton. 7. y. kinsells-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18

over his body. Both have received the
sacrament
Very elaborate preparations are being
made for the interment of the dead. In
the morning twenty-five. bodies were
brought TO the City Hall where they
rested In collins covered With beautiful
crowns OF silk with appropriate inscrip-
lions. The crown from the City Council
bears the inscription: THE people OF
Habana TO the victims OF the Maine"
There IL a handsome crown. OF silk rib
bon In the Spanish national colors. with
the inscription: "The Navy Department
at Habana TO the victims Of the Maine"
Among other tokens are one from Law
ton ChIlds. with the inscription. ITO our
Brave Dead Sailors: a flower cross from
the New York Morning Journal and Adj
vertiser. an emblem from the Habana
Yacht Club floral or other tributes from
Nj. Garranza. Senorita Emilia Mass,
Senorita Lucia Lacosta. Mrs. I. Coma
lez Miss Catalina Casa, and Charles and
George Barnett and crown from the
firm OF Dalmon Brothers, with the In
scription, ITO the victims OF the Maine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18

]. Pinkney ID. Price, n. Rising. II. Nc
Gonige Thomas Clark p Grady, Il. 4.
Graham r. Perry, r.. White. a. Wilson,
Y. Kitigata, ]. Il. Marshall. John Mat
sea. j. III. Ziegler II. j. Keys, Charles
Jennings. John Wallace. Edward Burns,
j. J. Shea. Martin Tuohey. +. Page. wal
ter S. Sellers. George Miller. George Viii
ton. Leon Bonner, +. r.. kinsey, Carl
Evanson, John Martensen. w. II. Cor
man. Carries Hauek. ]. +. Gordon, G.. ID.
Faubel Il. Hughes Edward Lawler, j.
+. Furlonc S. Loos. l.. j. Lancaster, j.
Petts, Matthew Lynch, f. Bloomberg
Geo re Mobiles. W. X. B. Caufield, G.. {.
Ordlng, Charles Laird. ]. p. Barry 7. j.
CHagan, G. s. Wilbur. c. NJ. Nolan, X
Gruppe. William Cosgrove, 7. Magaminio,
X. Suzuki. p. c. Jdhansen, James OCon-
nor. William II T1nsman, John Fouje-
rem. L. l.. Barry, Michael Kane, a. con-
roy. I. ]. Harry. r Harris. e. Mattsen,
J. Palmerer j. III. Shillngton, G. II.
Lowell. r. b. Hawkins. F. Fisher, r.. Nj.
Meilstrup, w. c. Hanrahan. A. c. Bruins,
John r. Pen. c. w. Feirmann, Il. II.
Moore. Patrick O'Neill. A. Simmons, ID.
orc Harley. NJ Flaherty, f. Butler j.
IT. Adams. William s. Miller William ).
Fuer, Jacob Becker. w. Coleman, r.
Kihlstron, NJ. f. Salmin, j. L. Lyden, Z.
II. Jens. John II. Moss, George Elder
and James Boyle.
Wounded-Oscar Anderson, Axel c. An
derson. James w. Allen, Charles Berg
man. John H. Bloomer, Daniel Cronin,
Francis d. Cahill, George David, Gustav
7 Dressler. Thomas ]. Durckin, Carl A
Cbrstiorsen. Andrew V. Erickson
Patrio,; ] Foley, Michael Flynn, George
Fov William NJ. Gartrell, Alfred Hal
here, Ambrose Ham, John Herbert, Al
fred r Holland, Alfred y. Herness, John
Ueffron. Frederick Holzer. Robert Hutch-
ines. Harry Jeckston, Alfred Johnson
Fred Jernee, Joseph II. Kane, George w.
Kloeher. Charles A. Lehman, JOhh
y Load Harry Mccain, william
NoNair. Thomas Mack, William Matti-
con. carl Matiasen, John II. Panck'
Charles II. Pitcher, Walter f. Richards
Arthur Rau. James Rowe, George
Schwartz Carl a. Smith, jeremiah Shea
william TT Thompson. Harry Teackle
lanes williams, +. Williams benjamin
r. Wilbur Thomas j. Waters Martin
v Weber, John e. White Jonn ColIee
c. V. Germand. William McDeVit' Faui
LOTUS. and william McGuiness.
ITniniursd-C II. Bullock. Westmore
Harris. Katsusaburo Kushida. Peter Lar
SEN Lewis Loriniere. Thomas Melville
peter Mikkelsen. Martin Reden, Frank
Rotch Daniel G. Toppin. John II. Tur-
min. Alonzo Willis, f. Awo w. Anthony,
Charles p. Galpin, Joseph Lutz' EDWARD
Mckay. and Michael Meehan.
Initials incorrect Cannot locate)-Ni-
liam Anderson. A. Hallon. Carlos, a.
senetal. II. Johnson. w. Williams . W.
NT,ttupro
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SURROUNDED BY TORPEDOEs.
So Wrote One of the Names Gum
ners, February nth.

ners. February 11th.
DETROIT. MICH, February ia spe-
cial TO the News from Bay City, Mich
says a letter was received to-day from
Elmer Meilstrup, gunner on the battle
ship Maine, dated February 18th, ad-
dressed to his mother, in which Meilstrup
wrote that he would not be surprised II
they should be blown up any day; that
the ship was surrounded with torpedocs,
and could not leave the harbor without
consent and direction of the Spanish au-
thorities
Meilstrups letter says:
1.-THE Spaniards have couple Of gun
boats and a cruiser, and there are Two
German gunboats. The guns OF MORO
Castle are pointed at us as l write. The
whole bottom Of the harbor is covered
with torpedoes. so that If they didn't
want to let us out we would not be able
TO go very well We are lying between
the Spanish and German men-of-war,
and they have picket-boats out all night
watching us"
In a letter of January 10TH Meilstrup
tells of an accident abroad the cruiser
Marblehead, when five men were Injured
by a shot. Commenting, he says: III is
a wonder some Of the ships don't blow
up, they are so Careless
strangers Were Aboard.
NEW YORK. February 1.-THE Eve
ming World has received from Sylvester
Scoville. it's correspondent at Habana, the
following reply to an inquiry as to
whether strangers were allowed on the
Maine the day Of the disaster:
Yves; visitors were on the Maine all
the afternoon of the day ofthe explosion.
The bomb might then have been deposited
near the magazine, as l have already
cabled. Cables are much delayed here"
This dispatch bears date of to-day.
Maine officers on the Cause.
KEY WEST. FLA, February 1.-THE
Associated Press correspondent here has
had an opportunity to question num-
her of the officers and men who were
aboard the warship Maine at the time
of the explosion, and ii is the universal
opinion of all of them that the explosion
was que TO some interior cause, and not
the result of the explosion OF torpedo
on the outside.
wounded Doing We'll.
KEY WEST. FLA. February 1.-THE
reports upon the Names wounded to-day
are favorable. Every possible care Is be-
ing bestowed upon them, and both well
and injured are feeling better and bright
er after a nights rest.
sigsbee and Spanish Inquiry.
KEY WEST, FLA, February lad
miral ManterOla has summoned Captain
sigsbee to appear before Military-Judge
Pera to make the necessary oeposiuons.
Instructions TO Vizcaya.
MADRID. February 1.-THE govern
ment has cabled instructions to the COM
manaer of the warship Vizcaya, leaving
il to his discretion when to quit New
York.
orders have also been issued to Cap
tain Peral to open an inquiry into the
cause of the disaster TO the Maine.
The government has received cable
message from the Washington Govern
ment, thanking Spain for the assistance
rendered by the Spanish authorities at
Habana after the disaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18


apout twelve metres OF water forward
ana a urew about thirteen metres ait. I'he
Sp'.n'sh cruiser Alfonso XII was about
~ metres from the American battlcship
ne explosion 20 disjoincd and twisted
me pattleship that her remains now APP
pear iike pile OF wreckage All the up
per ueck structure. turrets. and guns are
~ heap, one boiler has been blown out
@. lis place and at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon was stili smoking on deck. The
lorenass aud bow OF the Maine have col
lapsed and now only the end OF her main
mas remains above water.
the boats OF the Spanish cruiser Al
fonSo MI. have picked up a quantity OF
~reckaee including boats and tag.
fhteen more bodies were found IN the
harbor ana taken TO the morgue. II is I'M
possible TO Identify them
contrary 70 the reports current mere
Yesterday, divers have not yet made an
investigation Of the wreck. and the opin-
ION expressed in Spanish circles Is that
the explosion occurred on the Maine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18
CA9TORIA.
' q ;!s A., .TuME.s1I !s
"s-f CEz</V ZLLCZ<z/ vsasref.
(my 26-W. f. & Su FRI
DEATHS.

ALIEN.-Died. at Summerville. ). c..
February nth. at 5 A. NJ, BRANCH Il.
ALLEN, OF Richmond. Va.
Funeral notice later.
BAUGHN-Died. February l7th, al ~
A. NJ, BENJAMIN 5. BAUGHN; aged ~
years.
Funeral from his residence, in Henrlco
county. FRIDAY. February lsth' at
T.. NJ.
GODDIN.-D February nth, at l'So
Il. NJ, FANNIE A. GODDlN. VIE oil
Morgan H. Goddin; aged p years.
She leaves a husband and two sm'n
children.
Funeral from the residence. No. l7@
north Twenty-ninth street, THIS rIi-
day. AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock. frienus
ana relatives invited to attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18
WITH THE WOUNDED.
TWO of Them Dying-Prep"r"'''"
for burial of Dead.

HABANA. February lh-The corles-
o,ao,t If the Associated Press visited
the hospitals Of San Ambrosio ana Al
80 xII Yesterday. and again to-day
III, , 49, Miss Clara Barton and John
a,,.eIl NJ the Red Cross Society Tne
'"e,,a was heart breaking. and the dress
80 - he wounds OF the victims was a
san,e OF the wounded, however. are al
a'' ,,,,ch better. aud they are careiuiy
asau, by DIR. Bel aardo Mas. whose
t rs.s Is kindness Itself Two are
.ssr death-carl A. Smith. whose leg an'
. - ~ we're broken, and who is badly purh,
al and A. Anderson, Who mas Dur"S al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18
KEY WEST WOUNDED DOING WELL
Wen of Maine Insisf That Explosion
WAS Caused by Torpedo.

KEY WEST FLA, February IL
Patrick j. Foley. in the hospital mere
VINO was thought TO be fatally hurt mas
revived. and late tonight Or. pudiey'
who Is I'm charge. says he will be up In a
week or so. The rest of the wounded are
doing well. oo.. -
~ Efsine are retcen,. They are evidently
-, orders TO keep quiet on the subject
h,f the men talk more freely, ana tney
,nrh,ding the petty officers Of the Maine.
are almost unanimous in Insisting ina ma
a., NJ axniosion was caused by large TOR
nedo nlanted before the Maine arrived a.
Hahana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18
wAR-FEELrNG IN HABANA.
Alleged BeIIiGerent ttterances o'
Observation-Disclosures DiscOurtesy.

NEW YORK. February 1.-THE Eve
ming World to-day contains a copyright
cableersn from Habana. signed by Syl-
vester scovel. which repeats graphically
the story of the blowing up of the battle
ship. and says: ,,.,s
"'The correspondents of the Madrld
press have sent home foreboding mes
ssoes and on the civil side Of the Palace
there are grave apprehension and scah'
courtesy. When / asked Secretary Con-
eosto to aid me in talking to General
eolano. over securing the reopening OF the
cable for the messages of the Maine $ OF
Gcers he coldly said il was none of his
business: that General SOlano was In sole
charge Fortunately. that gentleman
vas courteous. and the messages went.
In view of this attitude. j snail now quote
what Secretary CongOstO, then the ActinS
Governor-General, and while fulfilling the
requirements of that responsible position,
said to me the night before the Maine
arrived. -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Lee had told him that
afternoon that a warship had come. Con-
oosto belligerently objected. General Lee
then said Remember, If any trouble does
occur | shall have the whole Meet mere
In four hours.
.cbortlv afterwards / saw Secretary
c.noosto and he was very mad. lie was
also indiscreet He said to me; If your
nenple would only let us alone, IT would
be Am right. Spain has put up with more
nan any other nation would have done.
I have warned you that there will be trou-
HE If the Maine comes here. Now bring
vour ships here. If you want war. you
can have il. You will find Spain has not
forgotten how TO fight.
81 took these words at the time as the
angry utterances of an overtaxed dipio-
,,st Now they seem 10 me significant.
..qwo days ago a Spanish daily mere
claimed that Senior De LONE wrote MS
famous letter and caused IT'S capture oe-
80 he saw no gain in further delaying
y hroak between the two governments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18

NEW YORK. February B.-Frances r.
willard died at midnight at the Imperial
Hotel
Frances Elizabeth Willard, LII. d., was
born near Rochester. n. Y, September rs
1888; graduated at the Northwestern re
male College, Evanston, ILL.,. in 1888; was
successful teacher in several western
towns: director Of the Genesee wesleyan
Seminary AT Lima. \. y, lSC5-5l; In Hh-
"a was Professor OF Aesthetics In North
western University. and dean Of the Wo-
mans college. connected with II. In
1851 she travelled in Europe Egypt.
and Palestine. and on her return delivered
lectures I'm Chicago. She was the author
of "Nineteen Beautiful Years" bio
granhical sketch of a deceased sister
enublished In 1850; "Glmpses OF FIFTY
Years 1SSD: "a Great Mother uSi),
ana other works. She became president
~ the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union in 1888; founded the Worlds Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union IN
iSSs and had been president OF the same
since ISIS. She was editor-in-chief OF the
Union signal, the official organ OF the
White-Ribbo movement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18
THE POPULIsT CONVENTION.
victory for the Fusfonists-Butier
Fires at Administration.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, February H.
The Populist convention here has come
to an end with the victory for the fusion
forces. The State convention was set
for June 18th, and the Middle-of-the-
Road element, which desired an April
convention, found itself so much In the
minority that it made no struggle. 1t
will make an effort to control the conven-
ton, however.
senator Butler in his speech at the
mass-meeting took a shot at the admin
istration. Some one called out, How
about the Maine?" He replied, pointing
his finger solemnly at the interrupter: u
don't know how about IT. but If we had
a truly American administration | know
that we would know about 1t soon.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18
FEELING At MADRID.
Disaster Sincerely Lnmented by
Press and Public.

MADRID, February 17.-The disaster TO
the United States battleship Maine Is sin
cerely lamented by the press and public
here. and especially by the Spanish ofii-
clas, whose regret Is mingled with APP
prehensiJn lest the accident augment
American hostility. The Queen Regent
was visibly affected. and displayed emo
ton and pleasure at the friendly conduct
of the Spanish sailors and authorities at
JIahana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18
GENERAL wEYLER's OPINION.
Disaster Due to "Indolence of the
Crew"

BARCELONA. February H.-Leute-
nant General Weyler. who arrived here
to-day, expressed the opinion, in the
course Of an interview that the disaster
which had befallen the United states
warship Maine. In Habana harbor, was
"due TO the Incidence Of her crew.
He announced his intention TO ask the
governments permission to go to Habana
and stand as a candidate for the Chamber
OF Deputies for the Habana District.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18
WAR FEELING IN ILLINOIS.
Tender to President of support In
Preventing Invasion


SPRINGFIELD, ILL, February H.
Governor Tanner to-day called on the
Legislature to authorize him to tender to
the President of the United States the
moral and material support Of Illinois
TO prevent or punish any attempt at
hostile invasion of our country" This he
did i'm a message TO the Senate ana
House.
The Senate this afternoon unanimously
adopted a Joint resolution endorsing the
action of the Governor in issuing the mes
sage. and formally authorizing INN 10
tender to the President of the uhi'eu
states all the moral and material support
that may be necessary in this emergency
to maintain the dignity of our repuonc'
and the honor of the American nag
The resolution was unanimously con-
CURED in by the House
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18
Clinkers

fin the CRATE put out the fire. Dead tissue
clogs and poIsons the body. 1t must be
expelled by skin, bowels. kidneys, and
lungs or the first slight sickness will soon
develop into very serious matter. A
cold checks the action of these organs.
They need that healthful stImulant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18
sILyER TEA THIs EvENING

at the old Curtis Mansion. Twenty-nihtu
and Franklin streets for beneht OF
Charity Fund Old Dominion hospitaL
Music and refreshments ~ 4'@'t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18

taLa Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t falls
"a cure. sc The genuine has L. Il. @.
IN each tablet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18

orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company Will be given prompt attention.
and the style of work and pricaa will
ba sure to please YOU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18
Loss OF THE CLARA NEVADA.

NONE OT fht It lily TtODIt UH DU'rU
Saved.
NANAIMO BRITISH COLUMBIA.
February IA special from Juneau.
Alaska February 18th. confirms the news
OF the loss of the Clara Nevada, and says:
THE cause of the disaster was doubt
less the explosion Of her boilers. OF the
fifty people on board. none are believed 10
have been saved"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18

ATENfENT
OK
CLAIMS IN SUCH RESPECTIVELY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey.

against grip bronchitis. and pneumonia,
and other ailments on the winter list. 1t
prevents congestion and gives appetite
and short breath give warning OF danger.
Sold by Druggists and Grocers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18
snrp A pILn or WRECK AGE.

Fifteen More Bodies fo"""~"'''''
Have Made No Examination
HABANA. February D.~Ihe MS Ina
the disaster 10 the Maine ns"a d ,ns
from the southwest was blo"iht: 80. or
ships head was pointed IN So~ .<.arod An
~ direction. The Maine "a0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18

Real Estate.
Lot and house in city of Windsor, Ontario
Ground and general offices building in city
of Montreal ............ .......:....', -
Lot and buildings in city OF Rockford, III.
Lot and house thereon on Park avenue, In
Abbot addition to city or Minneapolis,
Lot with store and dwelling, SH Nintn
avenue, New York ............ ............
Lot and house, COL west clay street.
Richmond ......y..... ..........;'';..'
Tot of land. Broad street, Richmond. va.
Lots % and "a, Block O. Park x Mozart
news subdivision, Chicago. Ill. .....,...
Lots II and 70. Block Z, Madison-street
addition, Chicago. Ill. .....................
lots and house, Spruce street, Leayen-
worth, Kan. ............... '.'.s....''...... ,
II acres of land, Fulton county, Ca, near
city of Atlanta ............. s.'....s'...''''
Lot and house in Hinsdale. Du Page
county. Ill. ,.......,...... ....'..'.'...,'s'''
Hamilton Ranch, in Delta county, Col....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-18
Miss Frances Il. willard Dead.

NEW YORK, February B.-F'rances T..
willard died at midnight at the Imperial
Hotel