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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-09
THE COHEN co THE COHEN CO THE COHEN CO
A WHOLESALE EXPULSION.
Sixty-FOur Cadets Sent Home for
Insu bOrdinatiOn.

CHARLESTON, S. c., April S.-ThC
Board of Vivitors of the South Carolina
Military Academy to-day expelled the
sixty-four cadets who participated in the
rebellion which took place at the acade-
my on the Sd of April. The cadets had
become hcensed at the conduct of Cadet
Canty, who had reported men for break
ing barracks when he was not on duty
and they resolved to force him out OF
the institution. letter was first sent to
Cantys father. asking for his withdrawal,
and when this failed of effect the boys
signed a pledge TO resort to violence, II
necessary, in expelling CAVITY. They at
tempted to carry out their design on the
night of April Sd. and when they were
met and opposed by the superintendent
and commandment the latter Lieutenant
Mcdonald, United States army, they
broke into open rebellion. They refused
to obey orders, and rioted around the
building all night the police having 10
be called in. A meeting Of the Board of
Visitors was called at once, and has been
in session for several days. The order for
expulsion gave the cadets twenty-four
hours to leave the building.
The boys belong to many Of the most
prominent families of the State
The order deprives the academy OF two
thirds of its students.
The necessity for this stand on the part
Of the institution is everywhere very
much deplored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-09
WAS HE BURIED ALIVEf
Startling Developments In west
virginia Murder Case.

WEIGH. w. VA, April s.-(Special.)-
It is now positively asserted that Will
liam Foster, after being given morphine
and then robbed, was buried alive. 1t
is reported that certain men told the OFF,
GERS at keystone that they saw two men
carry Fosters body from the house the
night he disappeared. He was alive then
and was found only three hundred yards
from the place. New developments in
the case are turning up almost every
hour, and a number of other parties are
being watched by officers to prevent
their escape, as the evidence against
them is not strong enough to warrant
arrest. At the preliminary hearing to-
morrow. it is thought that a number OF
disappearance Of men will be accounted
for. as VIII Bradshaw, the prisoner whom
Fannie Johnson accused of numbering
Foster, will turn States evidence on the
whole gang.
John Hughes, who shot and instantly
killed Sonny Edwards at Tidewater, near
here was arrested in Lynchburg, Va,
and will be brought here tonight
In the Circuit Court OF Wyoming county
Joe Workman was sentenced to the peni-
tertiary for sixteen years for assaulting
his 13-year-old sister-in-law, Grace Dun
can. The fiend met the young girl on a
lonely mountain road, threw her down
and beat her to Inconsistencies There
was strong talk of lynching at the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-09
Sale Of Thousands and
Thousands Of Pairs Of
KID GLOVES

The new, fresh imported ones
of the right skins and the right
STYLES. Every size and color
and at prices far less than mer-
chants generally buy them at
wholesale.
Ladies' Kid Gloves.-Ladies'
2-Clasp Heavy Embroidered
Dressed Kid Gloves, in White,
Golden Brown, Tan, and Black,
S1.25 Gloves, for Soc. pair.
Ladies 2-Clasp Mocha Gloves,
in Gray, Mode, Light Brown,
and White, S1.19 value, for 81
pair. -,
Ladies 2-Clasp Heavy-Self
and Colored Embroidered
Dressed Kid Gloves, in White,
Pearl, Pan, Mode, and Black,
regularly $1.25, to-day 81 a pair.
Ladies 3-Clasp Handsome
Dressed Kid Gloves, III Black,
Brown, Tan, and Green, a sl.75
Glove, for $3.50 a pair.
Ladies | Pearl Clasp Heavy
Embroidered Dressed Kid
Gloves, i'll Blue, Green, Red,
Purple, Black, and White, the
81 Gloves, for S1.75.
FROM MORE THAN A HUNDRED
STYLES OF LADIES DRESSES
It Is sure and easy choosing. Not an I'M
worthy garment in all the stock. The
prices will be surprises to-day.
Swell Light Cloth Costumes, the new
double breasted REFER, lined win
taffeta. strapped seams, excellent IN
workmanship. fit, and style. price S22.
At s20-Handsome Poplin Tailor-Made
Suits. blouse or jacket effect. lined
throughout with taffeta.
AT N4--The New, Jaunty. Single-Breast-
ed Elton Suit, strapped seams. best
tailoring, perfect fitting.
Al Ss.50-Excellent Walking Suit of Tan
or Blue cloth, well made, double
lined skirt, the correct shape CT.
al s.9S-Biack Camers-Rair Suits,
silk-iined Jacket, percale-lined skirt,
Same, lined throughout with taneia'
SIS. rk
Cloth useful. well-made garment.
SKIRTS.
Black Brocaded Taffeta Skirts, SILK
lined throughout SO. ., ,.,-,
Handsome Black Brocaded SIX skirts.
large designs, for 81, all lengths up 10
IS inches. -,
At sSSe-Well-Made. All-Silk Taneta
skirt double lining. bound seams.
Stylish Camers-Hair Skirt, tucked for
S6.4S each.
Black SIX Poplin Skirts for s64S each.
Black Brilliantne Skirts for CSC each.
a. APPEAL TO MEMS FURNISHINGS.
NECKWEAR.
A nn1ker's sample line of PUFF CRA-
WAITS on sale to-day. The lot is not
,or,o-sca,-cely enough for a days sell
Sg. They come in the prettiest OF
vv<yyS- fVHHENI IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-09

NORFOLK, VA, April s.-(Special.)-A
crew is being selected for the Creole,
which is at Newport News being con-
verted into a hospital ship for the North
Atlantic squadron.
Secretary Roosevelt. according to the
Portsmouth Star, has ordered ashore from
the naval ships all pets, except Maltese
cats.
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MY CouNTRYmEN!
THEN CONQUER WE mIrxr
WHEN OUR CAUSE 1T is JUST
AND THIS BE OUR MOTTO,
I'm GOD is OUR TRUST"
THOSE ARE OUR SENTIMENTS
And What's the Matter
With These So Worth
OF Groceries for S.
in cash?

2 Bags Dunlop Flour, 6sc.
Underground Corn Meal
busbel, .............AAc
Culpepper Creamery Butter
per pound. ...........lsc'
I Finest Sugar-Cured Hams. loo,
Mustard Sardines, l-pound
cans.
$4,000 bushels Choicest Oats.
clean and bright, .....32c'
2 boxes Rolled Oats. finest
made. ..............oc.
5000 boxes large size of Dat.
meal, per box. ......5c.
Essence Vanilla in pint bot.
ties. sc.
5000 lbs. Honeysuckle Smok.
ingTobacco, perpound, zoe.
Choice New Irish Potatoes.
peck. ......... .23c.
5000 bushels choice White
Corn ......... .3Sc.
5000 bales finest Ohio limo.
thy Hay green and sweet
not one blade Of clover or
any other foreign grass;
usual price, G0c., to-day per
hundred ............Asc
10000 bales very fine Virginia
Timothy Hay. .4oc.
5000 lbs. Imported French
Candy in stock, 3 lbs, zoe.
so dozen quart bottles pale
Brandy. Imported. .."75c.
so dozen pints Extract Of
Lemon ...............SC.
500 0Opounds pure Lard, made
at home, .............5C.
White Mackerel, fine, fat, and
juicy-fresh goods just re-
ceived by steamer.--per
dozen .............. &C,
Mustard Sardines, by same
steamer, big boxes. Sc.
500 large bottles of Celery
Sauce, make your mouth
water just to see it, per
bottle .............sc.
500 large bottles Sweet Pick.
les, homemade. .."5c.
New Crop Dates, in tinfoil
boxes, something new, &c.
10, 900 lbs. new Carolina Rice,
per pound. .........""4c.
French Breakfast Fresh Toast.
ed Coffee. .I6c.
5000 lbs. fresh Mocha Coffee,
3 pounds for. ... 75c.
Homemade Blackberry Bran.
dy, per quart. .........I5c.
Gibson's Old Rye Whiskey,
per quart. .........75c,
ck-Candy Syrup, pure sugar
goods, per gallon. a.. soc.
5000 dozen cans Thistle iona.
toes, per can. DC.
Finest Imported Beer, any
quantity, per dozen. -. SOC.
81 dozen quart jars Imported
mustard.
100 doz. finest Sugar Corn, 6c.
100 doz. small June Peas,
fresh goods. ..IOc.
800 BIB. cans finest Tripe, one
Of our biggest bargains, Sc
5 cans Condensed Milk, fresh,
good. .47c.
10000 dozen Washing Powder,
= for. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-09
REMOVAL NOTICE.
Established 1851.
CHARLES HAASE,
Manufacturer of
FINE FUR9,
2O7 EAST BROAD STREET.

Richmond, Va, April l, 1898.
Our friends and the public will please
note our removal to above address. with
increased and more modern facilities, we
shall be in a better position TO meet the
requirements of our patrons.
Thanking you for past favors,
Respectfully, CHARLES HAASE
Furs received for storage during sum-
mer are assured against loss by hre,
moths, and burglary. TO avoid disap-
pointing in busy season, alterations and
repairing of Furs at special rates during
summer months. ap Civ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-09
Death of n Suffolk Lady.

SUFFOLK, VA. April Especial Jour
community was surprised this morning
by the announcement of the death OF
Mrs. Kate Il. Mcclure, which occurred al
1870 o'clock last night. The deceased had
been in declining health for some time,
being a victim Of consumption, but death
was the result Of heart-failure. Mrs. Nc
CURE was a native of Portsmouth. but
had been living In Suffolk for over forty
years. Her age was 8 years. She had
for several years been editor of the Suf-
folk Daily Progress. which is conducted
by her son, Mr.. ]. Z. Mcclure. Her fune-
raj will take place on Sunday afternoon
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As Usual.
Crruth.)

Mrs Gossip lin church,: Isn't that
homely boy ever there? He has such q
big mouth.
MRS Slywinks: Yes. looks like his
mother: don't you Think
Mrs Gossip: l don't know. Whose boy
Is he?
Mrs. Slywinks: Mine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-09

Handsome Black silk Parasols, fancy
frill top. $3.50.
Check Taffeta Parasols. s2.25. in Black
and White and all colors.
White SILK Parasols, frills, $50;
frill, sl.25.
White Silk Parasols. coaching, with
silk tassel, White sticks and ribs. SSc
White Silk Parasols. tucked, handles
trimmed with double tassels. Sl.9o.
Children's Parasols. 15c. to sl.25.
THE LADIES' SHIRT-WAISTS
have taken the town by storm, and at
the most pleasing prices.
On sale this morning:
200 dozen Ladies New Shirt-Waists, full
Numbered. Of the best and newest of
this seasons percales and lawns, any
size up to "A, cost SOC. usually, THESE
25c. each.
Solid Black Percale Waists, Numbered
collars, &c
Fancy Cheviots and Percale Waists in
checks, stripes, and plaids. made in
the straight bias or bayadere effects,
75c. each.
AT 39c.
rs dozen Ladies' Percale Waists. that
cost 69c. everywhere.
AT 9Sc
White Dimity Shirt Waists, White
linen. detached collars and cuffs.
AT 59c.
Pretty, Stylish Shirt-Waists, blouse
fronts. many sorts TO pick from. most
of them look like 81 Waists.
READ THESE HOSIERY PRICES.
AT II he
Ladies' Tan Dropstitch or Plain Black
Hose, Isle finish. double soles. extra
high spiced heels, or Misses and
Boys Black Ribbed. in Isle or cot
ton. the best 10 to &c. value, II 1-2c.
al P"I iSc.
Ladies Best 25c. Hose. Hermsdorf dye,
silk-finished. double soles, or Misses
and Boys Black Ribbed. light and
heavy-weights. cost 25 to S3c. pair, any
for 19c.
AT &c. PAIR.
Ladies' solid-Black Hose, fine gauge,
full seamless, double soles, spliced
heels, or Children's Black Ribbed, any
size up to 91-2 full seamless, any
for sc. pair.
AT SC. A PAIR.
Ladies' Solid-Black, Full-Seamless
Hose, double heels and toes, worth
10c.
AT 1Oc. PAIR.
Infants Black, Tan. or White Import
ed Half-Hose. usual 15c. ones.
AT Csc. PAIR.
Ladies' Fine Black French Lisle Hose,
that cannot be equalled anywhere
under &c, here 25c. pair.
Ladies Golf Stockings. in Black,
i'iONH anu navy, WIFI fancy woven
tops, 35c. to Sl19 pair.
SPECIAL PETTICOAT PRICES.
Black French Sateen Underskirts. with
1S-inch Spanish fiounce, corded French
bands. SEE, worth an even 81.
Colored or Black All-Silk Taffeta Skirts
changeable or solid, Si.9S, worth $50.
AT S1.25.
Fancy Oman-Striped Skirts. silk-fin-
ished. umbrella fiounce. ii inches deep,
finished with cords, s1.25.
Handsome Checked Satin Finished
Moreen Skirts, with umbrella frill. a
perfect imitation of taffeta silk, for
sl.75.
THESE CANDY PRICES
are made for the purest confections that
can be bought.
Cinnamon and Jelly Beans, assorted,
for Y 1-2c. pound.
Easter Eggs, assorted for 10c. a pound
Klondike and Carmine Kisses, for loo.
pound.
Oriental Orange. Lemon, Fig. Rasp-
berry, and Vanilla Flavor Jelly for
14c. a pound.
Burnt Peanuts for lie. a pound.
Spice Gems or Minuettes for 1Sc. a
pound, usually 3jc.
Buttercups assorted. for &c. pound,
usually zoe.
Assorted Marshmallows for 15c. a
pound. usually zoe.
Crystallized Ginger or Pineapple for 19c.
a box.
80 sticks of Pepsin Chewing for
&c.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY, April 11-Rth.
1.-THE LITTLE TYCOON"
by permission of Willard Spenser, for the
benefit of he charity fund of Richmond
Lodge, No. As. b. p. o. Elks. Reserve
seats on sale at Ramos's, 1l9 east Broad
street. APP b,IS9&lZ-ot
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BY c. L. & II. L. Denoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctiohe"''
S21 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF THE
NEAT MEDIUM -sIZED DETACHED
FRAME DWELLING.
No 17os WEST MARSHALL STREET.

decd of trust. dated August IL, 1894 OF
record in Clerks Office of Henrico County
Court. Deed Book LAG A.. page 25s, default
having been made In the payment vi
certain note therein secured. ana being
required so to do. / will sell by public
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY. APRIL II. 1898.
at O'clock p. NJ, the TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING. No. 17oS west
q noint GO feet from Lodge street and
fronts on Marshall street 30 feet and runs
back between parallel lines no feet. The
dwelling is substantially built ana al
uavs occupied by good tenants at pay
ing rental. - .
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of exc
cutting this trust and to pay NOTE 20 COZ oi
$500. with interest from February 10. 1877
balance upon terms to be announced at
sale. v. l. DhNOoN, IIuseeo'
c. L. & II. L. Denoon, Auctioneers.
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THE NEWEST STYLES OF LADIES'
NECkWEAR.

Everything that Paris and New York
suggests, from Sc. to IS, suitable wear for
every surrounding and every style of
dress.
Ladies' Silk Ties. in all the leading
shades. 2 yards long, hemmed, 9Sc.
ones for SOC.
Ladies' Fancy Silk Fronts, nicely made,
blouse effects 81 ones. for CSC:
Ladies' Silk Fronts, stripped with lace
inserting. usually $3.50. for N:6s
Ladies' Crushed Silk Collar, with four
finland bow attached, Sl9S kind, for
99c.
Ladies Null Ties for &c.
Chldren's SILK Ties, all bright SHADES,
19c. ones. for 1-3c.
Ladies' Point d'Esprit Ties. with open
work. usually SIC, for 29c.
Ladies' Black Pompadour Rufus, worth
75c., for 29c
Ladies' Stock Ties. in Madras and p.
X, for 17c., worth double.
Ladies' Linen Cuffs for &c.
Ladies' All-Linen Collars. all the new
est shapes, worth up to 15c., for DC.
each.
80 PIECES 1s-INCH FISHNET AND
TUXEDO YELLING, WITH OR
WITHOUT CHENILLE DOT THE
NEWEST SPRING STYLE, FOR lie.
A YARD.
Bluet CnlllOn NelllHS tHt lttSSt i"Nt'
the regular SOC. kind. for 25c. yard.
Hermann Wells with three-Strlpe Dor
der usually 75c. for 50c.
1S-inch Tuxedo Net Yelling, the newest
meshes. always sold for 81 1-2c, for
to-day's selling pc.
Other Yelling from pc. to S.25 yard,
the newest and most wanted KIND.
WE MAKE RIBBON PRICES.
Every new and desired style. The
basis are on a most economical profit on
what we pay.
3-inch All-Silk Taffeta Ribbons. in all
the leading shades. with corded edge,
would be cheap at 17c., for S-4c.
4-inch All-Silk Taffeta Ribbons, all
colors usually Csc, for lac. a yard,
No. So 5-inch wide All-Silk Taffeta KID
bons. considered very cheap at Zoe.
a yard. for 1Sc. yard.
1-inch All-Silk Necktie Ribbons, new
spring colors, 10c. a yard.
S-inch wide All-Silk Black DOuble-Face
Satin Ribbon, 81 quality, CSC. yard.
Ladies' 4-inch All-Silk Fancy Taffeta
Ties, with fringed ends, 75c. ones, for
4Sc
31-2-yard long Black Double-Face Satin
Sashes, knotted fringe ENDS, Tor SZ'43'
THE EASTER PARASOL.
The scene of novelties is the most bril-
liant in the annals of Cohen's store
keeping.
Fancy Plaid Satin Parasols, in all color
combinations, I.9S.
Checked Taffeta Silk Parasols, 10 ribs,
long Princess handles, $50. ,,-
Solid-Color, Changeable Taffeta SILK
Parasols, canopy top, 900.
White Silk Parasols, frills OF SILK gre
nadine, $3.50.
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BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
corner Tenth and Bank streets
DRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
OF A
TWO-STORY DETACHED FRAME
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
LAMB AVENUE AND KERSTlNG
STREETS CARTON HEIGHTS)

"A
STREETS CARTON HElGHIS)
In execution of a certain deed OF trust
to the undersigned trustees, dated april
26 1895. and recorded in Clerks once OF
Henrico County Court, In Deed-Book liS
"a" page 33i, which was given 10 Sc
cure the payment of a certain sum OF
money therein mentioned. default having
been made in the payment or a part
thereof and being directed so TO 90 py
the beneficiary, we shall offer for sale,
at public auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, APRIL is 1885,
at $40 o'clock p. NJ, the above-men-
toned PROPERTY, being the same con-
veyed by the deed of trust hereinbefore
mentioned. T..
The house IS comparatively new, In
good order, and has seven or eight rooms.
The lot fronts GO feet and runs back pc
tween parallel lines 12 feet to an alley
IL feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale,
any taxes that may be due, and the sum
of 5000, with interest from August x
1897. the balance upon credit or SIX ana
twelve months, secured by trust deed
upon the property. c,r,r,,o>-
JOHN S. ELLETT,
JOHN L. PURCELL,
AM Trustees.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. VERY LOW FOR CASH
that old-established CONFECTIONERY
AND BAR, with fixtures and a choice
line of Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, and
CONNECTIONS. No old stock. Everything
new. The rent is very low, and is a good
chance for a live. energetic man. Present
owner leaving the city. Apply to
c. LAUZARONE.
ap S-2t' 1875 east Franklin street. city
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wArER-rAKERs. ATTENTION.

Office OF City water-works.
city Hall
Richmond. Va. April 3. lSs =,
NOTICE To WATER-TAkERS ~
THE THIRD DISTRICT: Where oilis
will be shut off.
CHARLES f. BOILING.
ap 9-3t Superintendent
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Personal.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
That / will not be responsible for bills
or accounts contracted subsequent TO this
date by my wife.
FRANKLIN STEARNS, JR.
Richmond, Va, April z, 1898. APP S-St'
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Don't fail to read advertisement o,
Page 6.
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AUCTION sALES-rufure Dexs s---.
WHEN REAL EsTATk ~ SOLD The
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID LIZ nU
RATA By THE VENDOR AND IN"
vBNDEE
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Don't fail to read advertisement on
Page T.
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checks, dots, stripes and solid shades
twice the length of the average Pun.
each one provided with gold pins. The
price is to be 25c.
Mems Full-Dress Shirts, hand-ironed,
equal i'm every respect to those cost
ing up to Sl50 apiece, to-day's special
75c.
Mems Spring Negigee Shirts, made Of
Whitelaw's Scotch Madras cloths.
natty and new. the equal OF any
Shirt costing double the price, we say
81.
Enticing Easter Neckwear, an infinite
variety of the most striking. artistic
creations, designed as soc. Ties, 2oc
each.
Mems silk Puffs. Tecks. Ascots, and
Four-in-Hand Scarfs, specially de-
signed for Eastertide, stunningly
stylish are these, SOC.
Mems English Castor Dress Gloves, the
swell Glove for spring wear, 81 per
pair.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BYRON w. KING AT Y. VI. G. A.

1.-THE Chautauqua Eiocutionist," in "All
the Worlds a Stage" Eighth number of
members course. Reserved seats COM
mencing Friday, April 18th, 9 A. NJ. THE
best entertainer / have seen in his line.
The master of Evolutionary art. POLK
Miller ap SGT
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BOARDING.

MISS PITZER,
llS~ east Franklin. Richmond. Va
Permanent and Transient BOARDING
NEW YORK HOUSES.
$50 and i63 east Thirsxrseventh street
References exchanged. ap s-St'
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Don't fail to read advertisement o
Page 6.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO SELL

FOR A NONRESIDENT, FOUR BRICK
DWELLINGS. They must be sold, and
a bargain can be expected. Call to see us
about them. VIII pay handsomely as an
investment. j. Il. ELAN d CO.,
ap 5-10t lib Main street.
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THESE CANDY PRICES

are made for the purest CONNECTIONS that
| can be bought.
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ap z
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Mrs. Slywinks: Mine.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-26
WILLIAM T. ALLEN.

William T. Allen, foreman of the grinding room of the Peck, Stow & Will COX edge tool shop, Southington; died suddenly yesterday morning at the fac tory. He was leaving the factory to go to the office, when he was attacked with hemorrhage and fell to the ground. William Moore, an employe of the factory, who saw his condition, caught him as he fell and bore him to the office steps, where he expired. Just before breathing his last the unfortu- nate man said, T am gone"
 Death was due to what is known as grinders consumption. The deceased was member of Temple lodge, F. and A. M., of Cheshire, and of Court Indus try, F. O. A., of Southington. He was about fifty-two years of age and leaves a widow, one son, William, who resides in Naugatuck, and daughter Last evening the members of Court Indus try met to make arrangements for the funeral
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-26
WIDOW FATALLY BURNED.

New London, Nov 25-Mrs. Sarah Fullshire, widow, was probably fatal- ly burned this morning in most pe- culiar manner Unknown to her a coal bod with which she was in the act of putting coal on the fire, had been sit ting under a leaky kerosene can, and as she filled the stove the kerosene in the bod ignited and set fire to her dress. The woman rushed into the yard, where neighbors extinguished the flames, but not before nearly every part of her body had been badly burned. She was taken to the hospital where it was said she would probably die. A year old child was painfully but not seriously burned about the face and hands. The kitchen caught fire but the flames were put out with slight damage.