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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-05

If you want to see what kind of values
s. b. Cohen's are offering just take a look
in his show window.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
ANOTHER INDICTMENT
Against Anderson. the Pittsylyania
County Doctor.

DANVILLE. VA, July 17.-CSpecial)-
At Chatham to-day an Indictment was re-
turned in the Pittsylyania County Court
against DR.. John 9. Anderson, for at
tempt TO commit murder. At a recent
session of the court Anderson was in
dicted for betrayal. Information before
the grand jury to-day tended to show
that Anderson, a practicing physician,
prescribed for Miss Messia Watson, the
young woman in the case (who COM
mitted suicide, medicine, which, had sne
continued 10 take IL, would have re-
suited in death by slow degrees. Ander-
son left the county before the first in
dictment was returned against him, and
his present abode is matter OF specula-
ton. Sentiment In the vicinity or the
homes OF the man and woman Is said TO
be strong against Anderson, whose life
would. perhaps, be In danger should he
appear in the neighbOrhOod.
A contract was awarded to-day 10 Il.
u. Graham. an architect Of this city, for
the immediate construction or a new
passenger station for the Southern Rall-
way Company here The work will be
completed in fourths.
Mrs. George w. Woodlng died at OK
ford \. c.. last night quite suddenly. the
remains were brought mere for interment
mis- afternoon. Mr.. Wooding is half
hrother TO Mayor Harry Wooding, and
is engaged IA the tobacco business. The
deceased was n daughter OF the late n.
l., Wade. OF Danyille.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
WILLIAMSBURG.
Supervisors Ia Mcct-Pcrsonai ana
General Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, July T.-(Spe-
cial. THE Board of Supervisors for James
City will meet tomorrow for organiza-
ton and to fill important Offices in the
various districts In the county. Consid-
cradle interest is being manifested and
a number OF county people will be here
10 watch the proceedings
On last night the congregation Of the
Baptist church had the pleasure of hear
ing their former pastor Rev. w. ). Dor
sett. preach an excellen; sermon. Mr.
Durrett IS now stationed at Summerville,
: c., and is on visit 10 his wife, who
has been here for some time with her
relatives. He Is held In high esteem
by the members Of this church, where he
spent several years as minister
Mir. J. II. Topping and DR.. william
Daniel. Of Mlddlesex, are here to visit
Mr. and Mrs George Edward Beale
Mr.. Macauley Bright after n visit OF
two weeks TO his father. Captain Robert
4. Bright. at his home, "Mondawmine,
returned yesterday 20 Philadelphia, where
he is engaged In business.
Dr. and Mrs. Churchman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Schultz drove over 70 jamestown
this evening, and spent several hours very
delightfully."-. Dr. and Mrs. Churchman
ere from Charleston. w. Va. This was
their first visit to this famous spot.
Mrs. George T.. Beale will represent the
Woman's Missionary Society OF the Bap-
fist church here at the Dover Associa-
ton. which meets Wednesday In Rich
mond. Mrs Beale will respond TO the ad-
dress Of welcome TO the members OF the
society.
Mrs. John l.. Mercer returned SATURDAY
from a pleasant visit 20 Richmond. with
her two daughters, Mrs. Mercer VIII leaVe
shortly for an extended stay In Botetourt'
Miss Elizabeth Watkins, OF Ola Polht'
and Miss Rebecca Scott. OF PeterspuIs'
who have been the guests OF MISS Juila
TYLER. az the college, returned home TINS
morning. -,
Mrs. l.. w. Lane has gotten back from
Norfolk where she was for several Gays
with her daughter, Mrs. Lamb, at 81.
Vincont's Hospital. Mrs. Lamb IS yet
very sick. and her Oldest chiid, LUZ ,
Winder. IS now also extremely 10" Win
typhoid-fever. General
Among the arrivals to-day were Genera
william II. Payne, of Warrenton' , anu
Dr ID. G. Gordon, OF Washington lney
were here sightseeing and spent sever"
hours in the college library.
Miss Mollie Marrable, one OF New Ken.
most beautiful girls. Is here on WISH {
! her aunt. Mrs. c. f. Marrable.
Mr. Henley Jones, eldest son OF MI an.
Mrs w. i. Jones, is extremely low a.
his home here. Young Jones has peen
s,ck several weeks, and yesterday IL was
thought he could live only short tlile'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
ACROSS THE BORDER.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED IN THE
NORTH STATE CAPITAL.
DECIDES AGAINST PENITGETIARY DEBT
The Superior Court Decides Against
the Treasurcr-six MOonshiners
Personal md Brief Notes.

RALEIGH. N. c., July T.-lSpecial)-
The Penitentiary Board made a state
ment to-day OF the amount Of money IL
has drawn this year UP TO July 18TH, as
follows: The balance on hand January
list. $500; the special appropriation OF
ssh, and 1851 of the appropriation OF
$1,000, to pay the expenses Of the year
1883. There remains undrawn. for use du-
ring the remainder OF the year, Ai,42
The Superior Court decides against the
State Treasurer In the suit to force him
10 pay the pcnitentiary debt warrants
$4,000, UP to March 7th. He appeals TO
the Supreme Cour. The creditors are
clamoring for their money. He to-day
prepared a blank form Of affidavit TO De
sent to each creditor, so the latter can
swear that his warrant is for DEBT que
on or before December 81, 1895 Upon re-
turn of such affidavit he VIII pay the
warrant. There is still a sharp CLASH De
tween the Treasurer and the Executive
Board of the penitcntiary about the deDt
matter. Neither will recede an inch.
The State charters the Union Lumber
Company, Of Macon aounty; capital, So
COS.
Copious rains fell yesterday afternoon
accompanied by high wind and electric
storm. Lightning Saturday killed a farm
er in this county, near Wake Forest COL
lege.
Revenue Officers made raid In Vance
county Saturday and captured six moon
sinners.
Robbers did a bold bit OF work here
just before daylight Saturday morning.
They drove I'm wagons TO the store OF I.
| y. Horton, young white man, in the
eastern part of the city, near the Sol
diers' Home; got into the place by means
Of a ladder and u secOnd-story window;
robbed the store; loaded the goods IN the
wagons; then set fire TO the place ana
got safely away.
| Ouartermaster-Gencra Hardin returned
| this morning from the camp Of the Be
cond Regiment of the State Guard, three
miles this side of Morehead CITY. Inc
regiment. coo strong, arrived Saturday al
ternoon on special trains. The tents ar
rived about the same time. they were
not pitched until yesterday. There are
twelve companies in the regiment. Eaci
battalion has a large shed for mess
hall, &c.
Material for a great steel bridge over
the Roanoke river, on the Richmond an'
Ridgeway railroad, is being delivered a
! Ridgeway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
THE OLD NORTH STATE.
The Splendid Publication or Her
Board of Agriculture.
dor the Dispatch.)

dor the Dispatch)
Issued by the State Board OF Agricult-
ure, Raleigh)
This il a book of 4l3 pages, royal octa-
yo, profusely illustrated with maps. 1t
is a credit TO the State, and TO the state
Board of Agriculture. which prepared
and issued il. 1t IS an encyclopaedia or
information concerning q State of which l
have never seen the equal Its descrip-
ton OF the fauna and fora, OF the animal
and vegetable productions. Of the mines
and minerals of the fisheries and manu-
features, is exhaustive and instructive.
The revelations OF this book are sur
prising, even 10 one vino, like this writer.
has loved and watched the Old North
State these fifty years.
The North Caronnian has certain pecu-
narities and idiosyncrasies which are
unique. He loves his State, and believes
she is the best State that ever was. He
is jealous that other people do not recog-
niZe her merits, especially those OF VIZ
ginia and South Carolina, who have al
ways affected to look down on their
neighhpr. He is bravest among the
brave. chivalrous as any knight who ever
couchcd lance. and IS to-day az ready TO
lead in defence OF honor, justice, liberty,
and right as when he declared independ-
ence on May 90 lT5, or Tough. at Ala
nance May r. IN.
In 1861 her military population was u.s.
1863 and she furnished $4,000 men 10 the
Confederate army. OF them ASP died IN
battle, or of wounds. and 20.GO2 died Of
disease. Total. 3jl2i; that is, nearly
one-third Of her men Of military age gave
their lives for ths cause they loved SO
well.
But the most marked characteristic OF
the North Carolinian is his executive ca
pacity-his ability 70 do things. This
beats TO nothing the ability TO talk. he
has never distinguished himself much as
an orator, or as a writer. lie has never
been Patrick Henry, nor Jefferson
but. in seeing the thing 10 do and in do
ing II, he surpasses ali southern men.
During the war the great Governor
Vance. who had no equal North or
South. among the governors Of States,
with the States money bought steamers,
and organized line from Wilmington to
Bermuda, which kept North Carolina sol
diers best armed, best clothed, and best
equipped of any in the field. This vol
ume before me is another proof of the ex-
traordinary capacity of knowing what to
do. and of doing It.
From the portraits Of the State Board
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
WOODSTOCK.
4 Justice Appointed-Wnter Supply
Question.

WOODSTOCK, VA, July H-(SpeoiaA)
Judge Tavenner, of the County Court
has appointed L. p. Henhei, OF New Mar
ket a Justice of the peace for Lee DIS
trIct. vice j. c. Henkel. resigned.
u. C. Adlesberger, a hydraulic engineer
Of Baltimore. who was here upon 'Ie
invitation of the Town Councn OF
stock. returned TO Baltimore SaturudS
morning, after visiting a number OF laIs
springs near town and examining 1'S
flow of each and the attitude coinP"i
,,,itb that of the town. lie reported To
the Council that an abundance OF W..
could be brought 20 town at a cost Vi
obout 900. The question Of a water
system here has been quietly asitated io'
come wears. but has only taken on a IA
ble asDect lately. 1t is thought thaI
the council will now put the question oe-
fora the people. The best supply IS pu1
i've miles from town. is OF cold frees'ono
water. and about 800 feet above the ere
walton Of the town. ,.,s
r NJ Bushong. Of this place, who has
hoen connected with various papers III
Roltimore. Richmond, Washington anu
1rideeport Conn. has purchased 'ho
Strasburg News plant, and VIII oPei@'
T. N Strasburg. The News was SOFA pS
the trustee or the NdllcS
Loan Association, OF TINS place Go.
Cn,.ornor Tvler has written Slower
Co,,,n Confederate veterans, of Stras-
bnrg that he will accept the camps IN
vitation. and be present at the annual
re,InIon to be held at Fishers Hill on
tvo,,et eth Other speakers Of proml-
nence have Indicated their intention OIL
being present also. ,, .,o. the
II is considered quite likely that tne
case in the Circuit Court OF inns e..s,.,
..,,ich tho will Of Miss Mary L. Swartz
vas construed will be carried TO the su-
INC Court of Appeals by the managers
Of the orphans Home, which is located a,,et
~ salem. va. 1t will be remembered that
IN annulling this will for vagueness the the
III n. o,,t The home out Of a considerable
s en-, which had been beQueathed for Us
support. Rev. l.. H. Smith OF strasours'
has the contest in charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18

Tompkins was about 40 years Of age The
funeral took place at o'clock this after
noon from his residence.
Mr.. James -. Gentry. OF Crozet, died
NJ HIS residence yesterday afternoon al 3
o'clock. In the SD year OF his age. HIS
funeral Will take place tomorrow at
Crozct at 10 o'clock \. NJ. Mr.. Geatry
WAS one OF the oldest and most promi-
nent citizens Of the county--a man just
~ esteemed by his neighbors and loved
by HIS friends. lie had large cornec-
ton. and leaves many near relatives and
hosts OF friends who win revere the mem
ory Of an honest upright man.
Dr. w. T. Norris and Messrs. w. q.
Watson and Allen Perkins left at O'clock
This morning FOR a hunting and fishing
trip 60 Lake Huron. Mich, going via Gin
cinnau.
Miss Katie paoli OF Memphis. Tenn.
Is spending the summer with her aunt,
Miss Salhe Paou. Fourth street.
Mr.. Charles Z. Jones. head clerk for
the firm Of Lewis & Cochran. left yester-
day Tor his home. at Berryville, where
he will spend a week or ten days
Mrs. W. G. Payne was taken seriously
81 on Saturday OF a hemorrhage from
The head. suggesting the rupture OF
biooc-vcsscl. She "a better to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
THE MANASSAS HORSE FAIR.
ITS Political and Equine siS"i"
cnnce-Hcard I'm Washington.

WASHINGTON. d. C., July H-Cspe-
cial)-The coming Horse Show at Ma-
nassas promises to be a notable occasion
I'm political as well as in an equine
way. II appears that Senator Martin and
Governor Tyler will both be present and
thc crowd of Virgipians assembled there
will scarcely fail TO induce the two can
didates for the Senate TO discuss both
state and national issues. The presence
az the two gentlemen will be the result
OF a pure accident. Governor Tyler Lad
accepted an invitation before he an
nounced his candidacy for the Senate,
and Senator Martin promised to attend
without knowing that the Governor would
he one of the distinguished visitors 10 the
show. Besides the senatorial candidates.
CONGRESSMAN Rixey, Speaker OF the House
Of Delegates Ryan. Hon. Joseph Willard,
Hon Walton r. Moore, exCongressman
Il. y. Meredith, DIR. r. n. Harper. presi-
dent OF the Virginia Democratic Asso-
citation OF the District Of Columbia, and
others will be in attendance. 1t Is the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
THROUGH THE STATE.
go WORK. OF LIGHTNING NJ
SEVERAL POINTS.
roUSES STRUCK AND DAMAGED.
I'm. shocked - rho Sn"i-foN
,o.c at Emporia-No f""'c-'re-
tons Against "a Spread-0thcr
,irginia News.

....arIA. VA. July iL-(Speclal)- "A
...re c'cctrlcal-stogm passed over
. lao yesterday afternoon. At
.., rcals OF thunder were terrific
.., lightning flashed almost contln-
Darug She scvcrCst part of the
. r. Methodist parsonage. situated
l Main street. a neat and at
.... building. was struck by bolt OF
...e and % portion Of the building
entirely demolished. l under
Gil. loss is entirely covered by in
Kiss Lulu Davidson. daughter
...tor. was I'm The room at the
..- Uas only severely shocked Il
..r,0st miracle that she escaped.
r.c %. Ryand preached at ihc Bap-
yesterday morHing. This EN-
..1 has extended call to Mr..
i be has accepted. and will
.toral duties the first Sunday
t 1850.
Do Ncrtcnbaker past-assistont
United States Marine Hospital
ur up from Wilmington. y. c.,
under The direction of the
...nc,tl OF the army. 20 examine
smallpox heretofore reported
r Doctor made thorough
r1 . and pronounced the case
smallpox. however, of
type. lie said that further
...s even milder than here. lie
inc town authorities 10 take
r.ossary precaution 50 as TO
.-. ..t The disease before the winter
owed To slumher along ii might
r. endemic. The Town Council held
.r session this morning, and en-
- physicians 10 see that the people
promptly Vaccinatcd; that the
... wuen necessary, should oe pro
.-r l.-Iufected. etc. etc, and that a
.--..usc De established. BE IL said
..t.r. 90 the credit of our people
~ is DO panic. and the people are
. In accord with the local authorities.
As only one case. n town. but i
n that there are several among the
.-o.s milo or SO from town.
fudge W. samuel Goodwin has gone
q. DinvIddic Courthouse on legal busi-
s.
Sir e. j.. Goodwin has returned from
C.e. cts.
captain ID. j.. Jarratt was in Emporia
. saturday.
... Woods1n w. Walker. the former
.r will preach at Christs Episcopal
..n m Emporia. next Sunday. 1t Is
t that Mr. Walker will be recalled
A. ibis church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
r,sTERy SHORE DEATHS.
General vi. W. West ana "rs'
weaver-OyercOme by Heat.

ONANCOCK, VA. July H.-tspeciai)-
General NJ. w. West died at his nome
near Bobtown. last night, of cancer the
General was about 81 years of age. his
ro,noins will be buried Tuesday afternoon
in the 81. George church-yard, at Pungo-
teacuc The funeral services VIII De at
,bo church. The General was one OF the
,,ast-l.nown men of the old school on me
shore In the early stages OF the clVli
,,,ar he commanded a brigade OF southern
troons on this shore. He retired 10 ptl-
,,ata life upon the occupation OF tne
peninsula by the northern troops lie
was noted for uniform courtesy ana up
rightness Of character c,,ror-
Nrs Matte Weaver, wire OF eN-9"p'i
,rtendent-of Schools James c. weaver
$50 died at her home Sunday afternoon,
after a lingering illness. She was about
a. q, - ~ age. and was buried this
of,crnoon I'm Onancock Cemetery.
~ Neville, ST.. who is about :" years
old was overcome by heat on SATURDAY
last and owing 90 his advanced age u
not expected TO recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
DEATHS.

BERRY.-Died. July II, 1899. at 5l5
o'clock y. NJ, Manchester Va. ABAGAIL
BENNETT BERRY. youngest child Of II.
Il. and Pinky Berry; aged months.
Funeral viii take place THIS TUESDAY,
AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock from the resi-
dence. on Firth street. Friends invited
TO attend
DOLLARD.-Died, at her residence, No.
COG south First street. July nth at L.
NJ. Mrs. MARY ELLEN DOLLARD.
Funeral notice later.
GOLDENBERG.-D az the residence
Of his brother, Charles Goldenberg, sO3
east Marshall street. SOLOMON GOLD
ENBfRG, in the I'D year OF his age.
Funeral THIS (Tuesday) AFTERNOON
at o'clock from mortuary chapel,
Hebrew Cemetery. Friends are invited to
attend. No flowers.
HARWOOD.-Died. July 18th. at 7:5 r.
NJ, at the residence OF his parents, li23
Floyd avenue. GEORGE ANTHONY, In
FAINT son Of Charles w. and Minnie Il.
HARDWOOD; aged months.
Funeral notice later.
: IIPSCOMB.-Entered into rest at hts
residence No 1901 IL buchanan street,
Sunday. July 10th, at 3:25 u. NJ, HENRY
He leaves a wife and five children and
two brothers and one sister 20 mourn
their loss.
Funeral from Christ Episcopal church
THIS CTuesday) MORNING at IL O'Clock.
Friends and acquaintances are respectful
ly invited to attend. Interment IN oak
wood.
LIPsCOMB.-D at the Old Domin-
ion Hospital Sunday, July i6. 1899. at AIS
r. NJ. Major w. c. LIPSCoMB. Of
Presque Isle, Va.
The funeral will take place at Mr. John
T. Alvey's residence. 5ls west Grace
street. THIS EVENING, July 18th. at 5
o'clock. The friends and those. OF the
families are invited to attend.
POWELL-Ditd. at the Virginia Home
for Incurables. Monday. July 18th, Mr.. 4.
W. POWELL
Funeral from the home TUESDAY. the
18th, az Il. NJ.
REDFORD.-Ded. at his residence. 5Sf
north Second street, Sunday night. July
Ig. 1888, az haif-past 10 o'clock, DAVID
SMITH BEDFORD. in the 5Gth year Of
his age.
Funeral THIS CTuesday) MORNING at
10 o'clock from st. Peters Cathedral.
Eighth and Grace streets. lnterment at
Mount Calvary.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this life. on the
18th OF July. at tbs home OF her parents.
IN Amelia county. LIZZIE HENRY, only
daughter OF Rev. W w. and jamie Nose
ley South Il; aged years and y days
A bright, sweet child IS transplanted
from earth TO Paradise. We have ths
words Of the Saviour that "Of such Is
the kingdom OF Heaven"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Seriously Hurt - Deaths - Personal
Notes.

Notes.
.aheL0TTESVILLE, VA. July IL
ll-Mr ID. G. Gay. Familiarity
-aea s DOME" Gay, was badly hurt
do. yard OF the Southern railway al
alexandria about / o'clock yesterday
-t Tie was brought here on no. l.
f..ke and Ohio. train yesterday
t and carried 10 his mother 3
@ u Piyue and Massie Addition
he was attended by DR.. l. E-
an. lie is very seriously hur1
pas been unconscious ever since the
'...f-in fact. In a dellrious condition.
i..'e are two reports about the acct
.t one ls that he was on the engine,
.'e out u the cab window and was
hy "a passing carload OF lumber
other. and more probable one. Is that
" "as coupling the engine % a car load
".a lumber Che being a brakeman
'l la1t piece Of timber fal from the
Up striking him slantingly on the lett
'-e OF fhe head. This side Of the head
'- face and eye are terribly bruised.
"r Cay who is a mere youth. s. a son
Conductor DOCK Cay who was killed
w Doc railroad. and a brother OF Herbert
pay. Who lost ieg and hand by tho
'-ne sort Of violence.
@r r. Tompkins died at o'clock
yesterday morning az his residence, on
nHI Main street. supposedly OF heart
failure. on Saturday evening he was out
- iAe street. and was conversing as
entity as usual. and there seemed no
..hs the matter with him During the
'snt ho was taken IN, and the physicians
'-uod % relieve him.
~f Iompkips had once been a con-
l.'or on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
KY Latierly he had been engaged with
' ~ w. Shepherd IN the grocery bust
80 married sope years ago Miss
@'s Iaslon. who survives him. Mr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18

covery stops the encroachinents OF con,
sumption microbes. 1t builds up and
fortihes the whole system by aiding the
stomach in its many functions 1t assists
in the proper assimilation Of food. This
scientific remedy cures lingering coughs,
bronchitis, bleeding at the lungs, and
every other symptom that eventually
leads to consumption. DR.. R. V. Pierce,
of Buffalo, N. Y, who makes this Won
derful medicine, gives free, fatherly adj
vice TO all who write him.
Last spring / was taken with severe pains IN
my chest, and was so weak could hardly Walk
about the house" says Mrs. G. T. Kerr. OF Fort
Dodge, Webster Co. Iowa. II tired several
physicians aud they told me had consumption,
but that might brush Il over aud perhaps live
a good many years. i heard OF DIR. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery and thought would
try some oft Before had taken the hrst ootue
l was very much better; took five bottles OF II
and have not yet had any return OF the trouble.
have also taken DIR. Pierce's FavoIife Prescrip,
ton and Pleasant Pellets with good results
When the bowels are obstinate, take DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They dou'tgriDe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
STRUCK REPEATEDLY.
Innings work i'm ana Around

ticbtning's Work i'm and Around
Norfolk.
E.RFOLK. VA. July lI-(Special)-A
-ser-storm of great severity passed
.- this city this afternoon. The electric
....-..uccs were remarkable. In Ports
, nh and the surrounding country light
,..- struck repeatedly. The flagstaff sur
r- the Citizens Bank building. OF
@ 7s shattered No loss of life
l..l reported.
Axt s.... a frescoer. Of Brooklyn was
r.... i'm . We here of watch and
money. Il keeper. A. Williams, In
vn.. possession the watch was found,
rs ..t -1 Jail for six months, and :.
proprietor of the place, was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
FATAL DRAUGHT.
Child Drank Concentrated Lye-New
bridge.

LEXINGTON, VA, July i6.-(Special)-
A distressing incident is reported from
the neighborhood OF New Providence.
Elizabeth Bare. the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. y. Buchanan, got hold
OF a bottle containing liquid concentrated
I've. from which she drank Immediately
she was attacked with excruciating pains,
which lasted until her death, short time
afterward.
Plans for the erection OF a bridge across
lanes river. at Greenlee's Ferry. have
about been completed. and work on the
abutments will begin at an early date
Colonel n. A. MARI, OF the Virginia Mill
tary Institute, an engineer OF recognized
ability. will have charge OF the work
The structure is TO be a modern iron
bridge and will be completed In a few
months. IL will rest on two massive
limestone piers and two abutments in the
water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

House Damngcd--A Lady seriously
shocked.
NiRTINSNILLE. VA. July d.-(Spe-
,-I-This afternoon. during a thunder
rm. lightning struck the residence of
-- James X. Bonduraut. situated in the
-an part of town, and damaged It
r much. knocking down the chimney
.I almost dcmolishing The kitchen Mr.
lluraurs family and his sister. Mrs.
.ph Hunuey. were all in the house at
time. but an escaped injury, except
--. B1udurant. who was severely shock
L.t VIII IocoVor.