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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-08-19

Free medical advice. Men and women
suffering from chronic diseases are invited
to consult DR.. Pierce. Buffalo, y. Y, by
letter, absolutely without fee or charge
For more than thirty years a. chief CON
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and Surgical Institute % Buffalo, n. Y,
Dr.. Pierce has devoted himself to the treat
ment and cure of chronic forms of disease.
Assisted by his staff of nearly score of
physicians, each man a specialist, his sue
cess has been phenomenal, ninety-eight
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million women have been treated by DR..
Pierce and his staff for diseases peculiar to
women, with unvarying success. Write
without fear as without fee Every letter
is treated as strictly private and sacredly
confidential, and all answers are sent in
plain envelopes, bearing no printing upon
them. Address DR.. r. V. Pierce, Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Brooklyn,
n. Y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-08-19
Concerning Life Insurance.

The new policy Of The Mutual Life In
5Uran,e Company of New York, (assets, two
hundred and seventy millions) is the best
contract offered 10y any life insurance COM
pHDy in tho world. 1t is simple, clear and
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the most and the largest definite guarantees,
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HERBERT y. FELL. General Agent,
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-08-19

Elkton % 0 / : 0 3 KID
Principle Furnace. l o o 1 0 0 Q O. =
Struck out-By Johnson . By Mackin-
son s. Errors, Elkton > Principle Fur
mace :. Struck by pitched ball-Finnan,
Shade and F. Johnson. Base on balls
Elkton Principle Furnace 3 Base hits
-Elkton 16 Principle Furnace 4, I'M
pire-C. Finnap. Time OF Came hour
and IS minutes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-08-19

Elkton had ShHdc the better OF it in
last Saturdays game.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-08-19
NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.
Struck their gait.

Everybody had on their playing clothes
last Saturday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-08-19

North East when they played here a lew
weeks ago, and who was such a puzzle to
the Elkton hatsmep, was in the box for the
visitors, but after the first inning, the Elk
ton boys smashed the bali RICH. ami Left
and caused the ieders Of the visitors to
tire out before the game was half over.
Sixteen clean hits we're made of his dcliY-
cry, besides many scratch hits. On the
other hand, Johnson was in the box for the
home team and pitched fine ball, only four
clean hits being made off his delivery and
nine strike-outs were down to his credit.
There were many good plays made during
the game, including couple Of double
plays. There were also several noticeable
changes in the infeld of the III =. ton team,
and which strengthened it almost hundred
per cent Evans played first base, and did
very well, while Shade covered third bag
and played it in magnificent style. He
picked up everything that came his way
and threw to first bag in a manner of exact
ness that has not been witnessed here for
long time. Howard Johnson played short
stop and was all over the field. Mckinney
who caught Johnson, did great credit to
himself as well as helping to keep down
the score. The only fielder that had any
thing to do, was Kitchen in left field,
catching a very difficult fly, which brought
forth the applause of the spectators. Cam
eron was on second base, but was not
overly burdened with work. The players
wera "a follows
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-08-19
Base Ball .
Elkton Defeats Principle Furnace.

The Principle Fur
mace base ball team
came to Elkton last
Saturday afternoon, and
played the first team OF
this town. quite a
number Of people went
out TO witness the con-
test, which proved 60 DO
a one,sided victory Ioy
the home team, by the
score Of 10 10 :. Mack
inson who pitched the
last two innings FOX
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-08-19

Now boys, if you only play ball in that
style when you meet Appleton, all will be
we'll with you.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-08-19

Shade played fine game at third base
and should be allowed to remain there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
CERTIFICATES or DEATH.
CITY Ordinance tn he Amch"e"-
compInint Against IA Dump.

The Committee on Health met IN the
CITY Hall last evening i'm regular session
The members present were Messrs. HOO
son chairman. Burton, camp Nu'0'''i'''
Donahce. ard Neale. ....,,,
The payroll and bills were appiO'eo
and ordered 10 be paid. l.
The Board Of Health reported an orui
nance to amend and reordan section IL
az chapter q Of the City ordinances con
corning the city cemeteries, ana recon-
monded its adoption. -
The ordinance provides that When
pers0n shall die I'm the city. that i Snd;i
bo the duty Of the physician 10 FURNISH
within six hours after receiving houce
OF said death, TO the funerai direcloI ~
otbar person applying THEREFOR Il ceIu-
fcate written I'm ink. setting i0rIh the Luz, LUZ
name. eek. color, age, residence place
of nativity. etc. .,oa 90 tho
The ordinance was rccomhlehueu w '"o
Council for adoption. -. a.,
MI G. Il. Richards appeared before ellJ
committee and presented a petuoh sis. -,
Nv about twenty-five residents III 'ic
vicinitv of Thirtieth and Broad streets
nravins for relief from a nuisance eN'sl
ING nj the dumps at Thirtieth ana bioau
and Thirtieth and Grace streets ~
Mr.. William IL. Williams adoiesseu w w
committee i'm this connection. anu SUR -,r>'
! AGAINST the continuance OF the nuisance;
ssatin,r that the stencil arising from said
duups was very unhealthy, ana WIS pi-
marily the cause OF consiueldo'e Si0Ni'''
| i'm the neighbOrhood. .,
| After considerable discussion the pSu-
| tion was referred 10 the Board or Heai1 ~.
| TIE president of the board stated lhN'
stems would be taken TO abate lne H"i
| sance at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
WINCHESTER.
The Murder OF DR.. w"
-Narringe Announcement.

Observation-Disclosures Announcement
WINCHESTER. VA, December II
fcnecial)-Dr. William Wood Gold, who'
Win captain Jack Imboden, General I'M
hoden's son. was murdered at San Peafo'
snanish Honduras. on December 4th' was
horn and reared here. He was a son Oh
the late William II. Gold, and one pro-
,her ts Phillip "A. Gold. Clerk OF the CIR
cuit Court of this city. Dr. Gold was ~
wears of aac. and Is survived by WIG
ana one child, who are living at AoinS'
don Va. In company with Captain I'm.
boden, Dr. Gold some years "Sp W.
10 New York and organized a s1yDN 80
many 10 operate the mines az honuut"a
Taixahle concessions were granted theW
nv the government. but they We're com.
RELIED 10 leave the country Whsh ths
government was OVerthrOwn. The m
surrection was gotten up by native span
ish who opposed the policy OF the gov
eminent I'm granting mining iranchises
!. foreigners. Ii Is thought mere that
This led to the killing OF Dr. Cola ana
Captain ImDOden by Joaquin feInd i., ~
About two years ago the two men re-
turned 10 Honduras. and have been there
since. ~.
1amin r. Stickley. residing near an
clusc. in this county, died last nishN
after "A lingering illness: aged y years.
She IS survived by three children
Miss inez Russell. daughter OF Mr.. Bea-
5amin r. Russell a weil-known farmer Of
this county. died to-day after long Ill
ness OF consumption. She was Is years
old.
'fhe announcement Of the marriage of
A.ss Elizabeth Reid King, OF Washing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15

WHAT IS
THE REASON?

why is 1t that you are not equai " '
task Nature sets for you to doi .,,,g
Vhv do you md weakness stea'"e
over you and growing day by DAY
WHY that ashy. chalky compieNiou
WHY that inability To hold your uriiie
WHY those distressing pains across 'o''
back? ..,,,h,e
All these symptoms are uhin'S'""'
evidences OF kidney trouble. -
The kidneys. that make the huHian ~
CINE Of life move as Nature lntehu." ~
not working properly, and shouiu h"'o
prompt attention. ,-,,..
If YOU need medicine Tor Kidney
bladder. or uric acid trouble, you eau
make no mistake by using the famous
new discovery, DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-hoo,.
II gives quick relief, and cures the hios'
distressing cases.
Hospitals use it i'm all kinds OF cases
especially severe and urgent ones ~
tors prescribe it freely in their prac.'oo
and IN their families, and use IL "nvil
they need a kidney and bladder 'oNio
themselves. .,o,.s
have written to Or. Kilmer IL CO.. ana
those letters have been fashioned INTO
handy volume OF ready reference, "nic"
should be in every household Ihls WI,
ume and a sample bottle OF swamp I'oo'
viii be mailed to any reader Of TINS pa
ner who will send name and auuIess ~
Dr Kilmer a. Co.. and state that ne sd"
this offer in the Richmond Daily Dis-
patch. ,.o,,r mind as
70 vours condition. take from your vi N ~
ON arising about two ounces, pace ~
a glass or bottle, and let ii stahd t"s"'y
four hours If. on examination, a.,
milky or cloudy. II there IS Oh. a,-o,,t
settling. or Il small particles nodt 49,
i'm it. your kidneys are in heeu u '''''''
date attention. ...,..o IN
swamp-Root is for sale everywhere III
hottles of two sizes and two prices-oo
conts and ST. Remember the haihe'
swamp Root, and the address, Bingh"n'-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
CITIES BY THE SEA.
Converted YACHT TURNED ovEE
TO THE. ARMY.
SHE CANNOT CARRY STORES.
suit for Divorce-Tbe Deci"r"''o"-
Two Marriages-Hnrbor Pirates ~
work-Big HauIs-The obse''"''
~ IN. washington Anniversnrs'

NORFOLK. VA, December h.-'Spe-
cial)-The converted yacht s"'''0"'
Viking. whose inadequate storage e"p'
itv units her for naval service "''
been transferred to the war DeP"'
ment. She will shortly leave the Noiio'~
navv-vard for Cuban waters LOT army
disnatch purposes. The Viking was
oantIv ordered TO Bluefield, Nicaragua
70 relieve the yacht Vixen, there. "''
she was ready to take her stores aDoa''
and call IL was discovered that thele wa
-, ,ioce 70 store the provisions enc
,ros nlaced out of commission ana ne'
transfer to the army IS the sequel
Mrs. catbarine Coke, of Baltimore VIM
eo,,rod IN the sensational Coke RidgeWen
shootfng case here some tiiue asO'
filed a suit for divorce against hei
hand Walter A. Coke, OF NorlolN' III -
hin Of complaint. filed to-day, snS
o,,, nat sbe married w. \. Coke IN oep-
tenbar 1896 and lived with MIN i"'Sn
fully until June 9th last, wheh .'o
PENDANT. 1t is alleged. without JUST 80,
therefor. wlfully deserted ana l1
doned her. and has ever since hesle0 so.
her and failed. to PROVIDE any INNS
Tho nlaintiff SAYS further, that not WIN
standing the fact that she faithfully per
formed. her duties as the detendaht
wife the latter was many times Whiio
thev were living together, guilty or IN
toIerahle cruelty. threatened her he WIN
deadly weapons. and caused her re"So''
able apprehensOn of bodily INJURY so 'ilde
she was finally obliged TO lee from
him and seek the refuge and protection
of the home Of her sister. the wile Ul
the brother of the defendant. III duui
ton. the plaintiff alleges inhdellty' enc
asks for the custody Of her Z-year-ol"
daughter
Miss Elizabeth Kendall Lee was mar
ried here this afternoon TO Mr.. Richard
letter Jones. Rev Dr. Carl Il. Grammer'
rector of Christ Episcopal church. ON
| ciating. Miss Lucille Ramsay was maid
| of honor and Mr.. Fitzhugh Lee was best
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left on their
wedding tour via Washington.
Miss Margaret Grice Blamire was mar
rled this afternoon 10 Mr.. william VIII
lams Robertson. by Rev Father Wilson
of the Church Of the Sacred Heart.
River pirates are becoming troublesome
i'm this mort. Every kind of ships
tackle and even supplies, become booty
| to the thieves who operate in small
| Dodl~. tNt OF llfT' 'thi'f iiN'h WIZ
| tackle was captured this morning.
The hundredth anniversary Of the dealt
| Of George Washington was observed 10
| dav I'm the public schools with appropriap
! ceremonies In Portsmouth they were
under the supervision Of the Daughter
of the American Revolution. In Nor
folk. tonight the order of Red Men Oh
served the anniversary In an eiaborat
manner at the Academy Of Music Ad
dresses were made by Colonel william
Lamb who spoke on washington. thu
Nirainian and Patriot" and by Judg
| Thomas II. Wilcox.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
ITEMS NeCkWear

from London and New York all the new
est fads and fashions, and all these d,
moderate prices-25. so. and 75c Equai
to what you would expect to see for SOC.
TO N.25
Mems Smoking Jackets. novel Scotch &C.
signs OF Tweeds. are Si75 and $50.
English Walking Gloves for 81 pair
All Colors Suspenders. Hose, and all
that with special rights as prettiest
p1ffe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
,ysprcroRs GET INSTRUCTIONS.
omcioIIy Notified 10 Look After Con-
struc,ion of L. =. Cruiser.

The government inspectors az the shio'
building yards of the w. K. Trigs Con-
pany Yesterday received all the drawinss
Tor the new cruiser that Is to be buiit
here. with official instructions to inspect
the work. t.,e
The contract was executed on pehail on
tho compspv some time ago. and the
Secrctarv of the Navy affixed his sigma
tire Yesterday The work will nov be
proceeded with. and the Trigg Company
win make every effort 70 keep ahead o.
ali their competitors In the construc uon
o. mis- boat. as they did in the building
of the torpedo-boats and des'royers.
The material for the cruiser has occn
ordered but for the next two or three
weeks the principal work will be done
i'm the mOld-lOtt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
KILLED THEM BOTH.
Roody Anray-Morc Trouble
Looked For.

FREELING. VA, December lA-tSpe-
cialJ-Your correspondent learns that
two of the Craft boys Of Elkhorn' Ky
were shot and instantly killed by one
Harrison Mullins on Monday, me Par
tlculars of the affair being about az lol-
lows: The Craft boys and Mullins Were
together when one Of the IorineI Sno'
Niev Rrvant as was noticed I'm this cor
respondence a day or TWO since, and Mui-
Inns expressed his intention OF surrender
ing himself TO the authorities. The CRAFTS
told him that II he did they would XII
him. and when he started TO leave them
they fired upon him. one OF their balls
taking effect. He then opened nre upon
the Crafts with his Winchester, and Kill
ed them both. \ great deal Of excitement
prevails over the affair, and more trou-
Bile is looked for. Mullins Is son OF
Wilson Mullins. who was killed by the
Flemings at Pound Gap in 1871
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
ANNEXATION or MANCHESTER.
The Question To he Brought ID ~
The Next Council Meeting

There seems every prospect ''"' w
CITY Council will at the next res
meeting. take some steps looAhs ~ ''''
annexation Of Manchester ana the SUI
burbs OF Richmond ..,..,, ~
Nh. Joseph Wallersteln is the patron Oh
81 resolution now pending before the Com
mon Council. mention Of which has a.
ready been made Ia the Dispatch, anI ~
is certain 10 be brought up at the eD-
800, ia in the CITY Fathers being par
ticularlv anxious that Richmond sndil
make "A good showing in the torthcoiiliins
census. and annexation OF Mahehes'C
being the logical step IN lhe uli 0''oii VI
mutual development and progress
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
aPECIAL NOTICE,

when presented at the DiSphtca
counter. accompanied ny fhe cash,
abandonment Wants" "RBOras for
Rent "wnnted Rooms" "Boardsrs
wanted "Bonrd Wanted" "Lost
strayed. or stolen" viii be inserted
properly classified, rs words Or less.
for 25c. each insertionI additional
xxoFTs 1r. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
Emporin Mention.

EAfPORIA. VA, December H-(Special)
The Clerk Of the Court issued this morn
ing a license for the marriage OF MI.
II. A. Fox. a popular young businessman
of Norfolk. and Miss Bette G. Powell
of this county The bridegroom is %
years OF age and the bride q. The mar
riage occurred this afternoon al the home
of the bride. the Rev. Charles +. Ryland
officiating.
Mrs Lucy T. Brittle died last night at
the Weaver Hotel after q long and pain
full Illness OF consumption. She was a
lady OF lovely Christian character aud
bore her suferiEes with great resignation.
She leaves three children-a son and two
daughters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
pndere,yski ReyiVcs famiiihr
CuutPdy.

The ovation accorded Paderewski when
ne made his first appearance on ms pres
ent tour at concert given IN IN o 1,S
u few davs ago revived the familiar OLD
comedy that marked his progress through
he country three years ago. \ prominent
New York critic describes the scene as
follows: hou oor,o .ho
prom all quarters OF the nan came 1n tne
rush 10 the edge OF the stage: Ihose
80, above waved their handkerchief, and
hen Paderewski generously added one
two three encores. they were played De
Gore n mass of people whose decorum was
sadly disturbed -, ,..ao,,,,. ,,ex-t
,,.,,So,, nfCht The seats for this concert
,re now on sale at the store OF Messrs.
Walter d. Moses x co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
BARCUs AGAINST GATES.
The Celebrated Case stiil on 'ri"'-
subnoerns i'm the Ward Case.

subpoenas i'm the Ward case.
The case Of Barcus against Gates was
again before Judge Edmund WaddilL Jr''
i'm the United States Circuit Court yester-
dav. Only two witnesses were examined
and the court adjourned. Judge Christian
one of the counsel in the case being M
dismissed Judge Waddill has appointgad,
AIessrs. G. LYMAN, Of Washington' i,
r.. owen. and John G.. winston, oil 'hiS
city. court reporters in the case. .
4 discharge was granted to Banky Gee,
bankrupt. in the United States District
Subpoenas have been issued for Or. car
ter DR.. Sewers. Or. Hicks, joseph A. JeI %
ferries and y G. Marshall, all or warren
ION va. who are wanted as witnesses IN
the case of the United states vs. ar ao| Tbs
- - Iii bo called at the next term OF the
United states District Court at AleI IsS
re- 80 ILLNESSES are on behalf Of the de-
PENDANT sgbpoens was also lsrt SerY Toit od
States army. of this city, yesterday morn
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
CUINN-DOUGLASS.
4 Pretty Church Wedding Mt
Warsaw.

WARSAW. VA. December n.-(Spe-
cial) THE marriage of Miss Sarah Fair
fax Douglass daughter Of Dr. w. W.
Douglass. Of this place. 10 Joseph ".
Chinn. Jr at ST. Johns Protestant Epis-
cOpal church this morning at 10 o'clock.
was a very brilliant affair The church
was handsomely decorated with flowers
and evergreens. and the chancei was
garden of palms. roses. and chrysanthe-
NUNS. presenting a beautiful scene. The
ceremony was performed by Rev \. y.
CHM. Of Middloburg KY. brother or the
hridegroom. Miss Mary Logan Douglass.
sister Of the bride. was maid Of honor.
ami Mr. walter CHM. of Richmond.
brother Of the bridegroom, acted az bIst
mar. The ushers were Dr. Launcel0t
sopqr and Messrs W r. Mayo. 4. g.
Mallory, p. y. Tayloe. Eli Sharp and b.
IL Baird. Immediately after the cere-
monv Mr.. and Mrs. Chinn took the steam
or for Washington on n bridal tour. The
wedding presents were numerous and
costly. and consisted of silver. cut-glass'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15

By the valentine Auction Conn
General AuCtioncors
GU east Broad sire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15

EBONY-LIKE HAIR BRUSHES. STER.
LING TRIMMED. EOR &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
SCHOONER ASHORE.
The Vessel and Cargo VIII lie n
Total Loss.

CAPE CHARLES VA. December II
(SpeciaL)-The thrce-masted schooner
Rifle s. Derby, Of Philadelphia. loaded
with lumber. went ashore on Hog Island
bar last night and stranded. The crew
was< taken of by the life-sayng crew of
Hog Island. The vessel and cargo Will
be a total loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15

After numerous hairbreadth escapes and
many thrilling adventures. party OF eX-
plorers In the Rocky Mountains stumbled
onto a pass where they had believed IL
possible for none 10 exist. In IKE man
ner people who have believed dyspepsia
incurable are astonished 10 find that
there is "A way 10 health. Hostetters
stomach Bitters used faithfully makes
the digestion strong. the bowels regular,
the liver active. Try IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN Co.

ton. d. c.. and Mr.. r. Cray Williams,
of this city, was made to-day. The cere-
mony will take place in January. Miss
King is a daughter of Mr.. Arthur r.
King. and is "A social favorite. The flu
ture bridegroom is a son OF tho late Colo
mel j. w Williams, and has succeeded
to the law practice Of his father here.
He is also well-knOWn young journalist
and writer of ability. He mas contributed
to various periodicals under the nom de
plume of Robert Dunbarton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
y,,. COMMUNICATION Baznar.

The bazaar which has been running its
,,e,,rso 81 successfully NJ the Armory
during the past TWO weeks ,n VIII IL, close e. on on
..,,,e,ion sale OF goods that still embellish
sbe spars will begin, and viii continue
mi, ny eyervthing Is disnosed Of. Some
are hargains may be expected.
large crowd was In attendance last
,,,oht II Is believed that the receipts Of
he bazaar will reach the grand total Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
uENEFIT FOR sIR. B0cHME.
4 Very Delightful Enterth'""'" w
Given ut SINGER Hall Last NiEh''

A very pleasant entertainment w" ~
given AT Sanger Hall last night under lhe
auspices of Herrmann's soehne hoc a,
lodge. No. 3. for the benefit OF Mr.
Bocnme. for many years employed here
as a baker. 90 g..
Mr.. Bochme has been seriously ~ 10, IJs
some weeks. and his friends devised TINS
eyfertainment by way of giving him a
pleasant surprise. The enter Sl. IN
,vnich was under the direction or MT ~
~ sauerw,id was an emphatic success.
II was largely attended by the German
American residents OF the CITY, ana
goodly sum was raised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
,tiss Rass slightly Improved.

Miss Bass, who was so dangerously hurt
on last Sunday night was regarded az
slightly better yesterday. She has never
heen conscious, but her right side. which
Vas paralyZed, seems now 10 have some
Telling. Her physician. Or. w. II. Davis.
gives more encouraging reports OF her
condition. She H. at the residence OF Mr.
w. II. Gordon. l06 east Clay street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
VIII Come for Lyme.

Detective Tomlinson has received let
a.. -, Sheriff James NJ Monroe, %
Salisbury. Rowan county. y. c.. stating
that Sanford Lyme. the negro arrested
nv Sergeant Taley and Policeman SWee-
ney. is wanted there for murder III rs
thought that North Carolina ohieers VIII
soon come Cor Lyme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-15
OLD BUILDING BURNED,
And With IL Much brandy ana
Wine.

II-RAY. VA, December 1i.-(special)-
An old frame building situated at the
foot Of the Massanutten Mountain IN
this county. on the New Market and Sper-
rvviue turnpike was destroyed by hie
at an early hour yesterday morn!ms, 10
gefher with its contents. consisting OF
about 80 gallons,of brandy and quantity
of wine IL is not known how the fire
originated. The building was owned by
Mr.. John Shirley. and the brandy ana VINE
belonged TO Mr.. Isaac Short