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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-08-27

u uOWu WuGu kuAk NOuua vs. AAAAACbgAa
He is fulfilling my prediction"
by George, didn't we make great
work Of that supply train wonder
what Old Hood will say when he hears
how we made bonfres Of his cherished
pontoon bridges"
"What was your regimentr asked the
doctor quietly.
"Why. the Fifteenth Pennsylvania cav
airy, Of course. Why do you ask me
thAty'
"And where was this fight you were
hit inT'
"Oh, come now, what are you asking
me that forT"
because | want to know"
"And you don'tT'
Don't whatr
Don't known?
"Of course not, or would not have
asked
well, where have you been the last
few weeks, anyhow
"Why, at Thornhill; and guess II you
look It up on the map you'll find it's in
Alabama. But say, II I am q prisoner
and you are one Of those Johnny rebs
we've been after, you'll have to Tess up
that you've got mighty near the end Of
your tether.
The doctor WINGED n little bit and
said; "I1l Tess nm that | was one of
those rebs. but that's a long time nRo
now: you'ye whipped ms. and what we
want TO know IA something about Won. {"
"Well. this is great snort ANYHOW
I'm glad fell into your hands, for You
don't appear like such a bad kind Of q
fellow: bnt what makes Won saw II was
a long time apoY"
"Because II was. let me see-what was
the exact date Of that fipht Al ThornhillY'
"Oh. pshaw. you're Joking now, WHY
January third eighteen hundred and
Sixtv.6ye Of course."
$50 it was, so it was; Just Eve years
and two months ago"
"Well II Won ain't the oueerest fellow
1 ever did run across. Saw. 1 knew Won
fellows got dreadfully mixed up on things
in general. but, by Joye, Won didn't try
TO doctor nm the calendar any. did youY'
"You think 1 am iolying." replied the
doctor seriously, "but | am in very great
earnest II il more than Eve wears ago
since that skirmisb took place at Thorn.
nil, when Hoods tram was destroyed.
You were struck in the head and have
been unconscious ever since"
"Unconscious for five yearsS"
Il call it that because suppose you
have no consciousness of what has taken
place in the interval, though TO all in
tents and purposes you were, 50 far as
your associates knew. in possession Of
your faculties"
But the war;
at closed long ago."
sand my regiment, the Fifteenth Penn.
sylvania cavalry"
"Disbanded long since"
"And meP"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-08-27

v.-.,i Honest workmanship is the best A.
~. ss.ssement cement 2. =. MeEwen can have n,
M nls harness, brides and saddles. Ths..
are cheaper than inferior article h.....' 10y
s",.. Icy , rave the lasting qualities and 4.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-08-27
rest Of Us took a gate Of its hinges and


rest Of n took gate Of its hinges and
placed the injured man upon Il
He recovered consciousness before We
reached home, but had evidently Q very
confused idea Of where he was and what
had happened TO him. told him II was
all right, only he mustn't talk Ofcourse
was By no means sure that It was all
right; could but hope for the best. and
MrA Robertson, to do her justice, b.
haVed admirably when our melancholy
procession arrived at the door. Il was
no small relief to me 70 hear the report
Of rosy checked little Dr. Bowles. who
was soon upon the spot, and who made
long and careful examination Of his
patient
He will pull through, Miss SeIby,-
the excellent little man said confidently.
He has had a nasty squeeze and three
Of his ribs are broken. but 90 far 40 lean
ascertain there are no internal injuries
" course there are cuts and bruises and
the shock to the system, but these are
comparative trihes at his age. BE win
want careful nursing for time, though,
I'm AFRAID.
Well. II that was all, his requirements
could easily be met myself knew very
little about tending the sick. having had
no experience in that line, but Mra
Robertson was as good as any hospital
nurse, and asked for nothing better than
TO DO given an opportunity Of displaying
her capacities This she did with such
happy results that in three dsyS time
MT. Longheld was pronounced to bo out
Of danger There could be no question
OF removing him, Dr.. Bowles said, and,
indeed. should not in any case have
sanctioned his removal to Colonel Whar-
tons bachelor establishment, where be
would have had no comforts nor any
competent person to look after him l
scarcely saw him until be was able to
leave bis bedroom. Ma Robertson BE-
ing decidedly Of opinion that Il would
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-08-27
(asIaIiid

For Infants and ChIldrOa.
0astoriA promotes Dlgsstlon, and
ovaFcOmes Fiat1lency, ConstiPafion, Sour
Stomach, Diarrbea, and FeverishnesE
Thus the child is rendered healthy and it,
sleep natural CastoFia contains no
Morphine or other narcotic property.
"CaltoriA h 20 well adapaed to children that
I Eecommeod 4 a. superior @ any pre.rgtiOn
III South Oxford 81, Br0oklyn, n. Z.
~ g.e caseoria in ny. practice; and llnd u
apocially adapted 10 affections Of ch ldren."
ALEI. RnHlhT8oN, N. b.
l057 "a Ave, New York.
"Efum personal lnoWledgO and observation
len ~ oat Ca11nria B an excellent medicine
for chil1FOn. acting - . laxaiIVs and rslisSing
tho pont pp boWel1 and geneFll gg1fm WY
much. H6ny mothoEs have tdld ne Of u q.
eollout eject upon their chlldrln"
Lowell, MAal.
TnsCsrAua cORGSr, n murray sEssAMT.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-10
New York Republicans.

The New York republican State conyen-
ton at Rochester yesterday nominated this
ticket: Fvr Governor, j. Siost Fassett
Lieutenant Governor, John W. Vroomsn
Secretary of State, Eagene F. O'Connor
Safe Treasurer, Ira NJ. Hedges; Conptrol-
Ter, a. @. Wade; Attorney General, Vim. E.
Sutherland Stale Engineer, Verplanck COL
vim. Ali the nominations, except that for
Governor. we're made by acclsmation. Fas-
sstt was nominated on the first ballot, the
vote Standing: Fassett 514, Wsdsworth Sc.
Woodford 81. Becker 30, Carr Sc. Total
774. The platform endorses the admins.
trstion of President Harrison, asserts the
benz fetal results of reciprocity and the pro-
tectivs tariff. endorses the views of the ad-
minstrstioD on the financial question, favors
liberal pensions aud reesssrtg the expressed
determination Of the republican party to
maintain the right of franchise 30 It's fullest
extent and to give to ell citizsus the am piest
protection to which they are ep.itjed under
the Constitution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-10
ssHa nR ISIS uay.

Il is rumorsd that the Itsta is to be re-
turned rc the Chilians In accordance with
recent compromise.
a Hebrew named Ksplan, Of Kief. driven
TO desperation by an order 10 leave Rnssie,
Yesterday, fret shot bic wife, then ose by one
his FIVE children, and afteEWard killed hin-
self.
The Car has Cancelled his engagement to
meet Emperor William Of Germany, and the
act is Interpreted as proof that Russia does
not consider it necessary any longer to re-
tain the goodwill of Germany.
Col. Van Mort says he will make no COM
promise about the craftsmanship of the
Maryland State central committee. Mr.
Wescott will cay nothing, but his friends
are acting as If he would accept.
The order Of Postmaster-General Wana-
maker to the county-seat postmasters fos the
inspection of county postotfioes seems 70
have been misunderstood: No additional
compensation will be allowed In any case.
A general election will be held Ia Chill en-
O,sober Is The new President will be In
augurate0 on December 26. Banquets are to
be given IN honor of Junsa's troops. Eigh-
teen refugees have been landed By the Bal
linore at Mollendo, Peru.
Near Astoria, Ore, yesterday, Hazel Han-
than, aged six, fell into the river and Ohas.
Strom jumped In after her. He struck bis
head on something. was rendered nncoH-
sclous, and both drowned. When the bodies
were found the girls srms were oasped
tightly around S,rom's neck.
Charles Taylor and Edward Waters, serv-
Ing th.ee.years term in the Michigan state
prison for highway robbery, walked out OF
the prison at Marquette yesterday. They
we're attending school Ia the chapel and
ere excused or pretenae OF Illness. They
de soended into the rotunda and unlocked
the main gate with key they had secretly
manufactured, and walked quietly cut OF
the front door of the administration hutd-
Ing. The guard tailed to see Waters emo
Taylor unlook the gate.
The Massachusetts State prohibition con-
ysulion met st Worcester yesterday and
nominated Charles II. Ktmball for Cover
nor and VIM. Oscar Armstrong, colored. OF
Boston, for auditor, and full ticket. All
the nominations, except that OF Armstrong
were by reclamation. The name OF Arm
strong was presented by Edward Brown, OF
Boston, In speech sharply arraigning the
republican politicians for their treatment OF
the ooored people. One delegate said he
would like q personal assurance OF Arm
strong's sympathy with the prohibition
party. This caused slight interruption,
but Armstrong vas finally nominated With
only two or three dissenting voices, alter
which three cheers we're given for the
first black maa ever put upon Stale
iickot,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-10
One Hundred Miles an Hour.

IL the new engine l an about TO have
constructed is not capable of making 100
miles an hour, pll givs her away to the fist
pereon l meet"
| This astounding statement wss made yes
terday By Mr.. jackson Richards, the mss'er
| mechanic Of tbs Philadelphia and Rsadiog
Railroad, who was exhibiting to party OF
deeply interested persona the drawings for a
Iooe motive which. If successful, is almost
sure TO cevolutionize the construction OF the
high-speed locomotives Of the future. Mr..
Richards, who is recognised all over the
United States as having no peer In knoWl-
edge concerning locomotives and railroad
machinery, has been working on his latest
Invention for the past ten years, and few
days ego the drawings were completed and
the patent was applied for.
The new invention Will enable gigantic
stride to be taken Ia the matter Of high
speed locomotives, and, il the new flyer Ia
as successful as experts predict she will be,
1t IL more than likely that the time between
Philadelphia and New York will be made
In ess than an hour. A specimen engine
will be built for exhibition at the Worlds
Fair, and the trial trip will be made between
here and that city.
In outward appearance the new locomo-
tive will not differ materially from the
speedy engines now used On the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railroad between this
city and New York. The popularity OF con-
struciion lies In the fact that instead OF the
TWO cylinders as used at present there
will be four. One cylinder will be located
On each side of the locomotive frame az at
present, and the other two will be cast In
what Ia known as the Ylinder saddle. The
inside pair of cylinders are to De 10 ons
piece, and will lie on 40 angle. The oosside
cylinders are to be h0rEoDtal az AZ presens.
Tba four cylinders Will entirely ogsrOume
what is known to engineers as the deod
centre, and the engine will be perfectly bal.
anccd without eny counter-bsience 10 the
wheels. This latter Improvement will, TO
large degree, do away with the vicious
pounding which hes proven 30 destructive
to modern road beds. The perfect balancing
OF the engine Will BE- largely due 10 ths
working Of the two cylinders 80 near Der
centre, and these same cylinders, working
az they do, from euch a central point of van
tsge vii! help out in the matter speed to
great degree.
According TO the exports who have sx-
GmIDed the drawings, the valve motion il
perfect. There will be four valvee-one to
each cyliudes-and they vii! be operated by
two LINKS, the same as now used for two
cylinders. Tue engine Is designed to be
built on che Wooton Are box. the sane ss is
now used on the famous 200" Witch made
mile In the remarkable time of 80 SEC
onds on August 81. The ordinary speed OF
| thu destined worid-hea,er will be eighty five
miea on hour.-PhiIadelphiG Record.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-10
Hams Trial,

HAMPTON, Va, Sept. 10 -rhls is the
third day of the Hams trial. Colensl p. C.
Hams, took sha stsnd. TaA canoe oars were
produced Ia court and identified by him.
Witness illustrated how @ man rowing in q
canoe could take the oar and strike q nan
scuIling Ia the stern. 1t would lake very
short time. He gave the dimensions OF the
boat. The distance between the rowing
seal and the locker In the stern is eleven
feet and the locker four feet. A man scul-
Ing ususllY stood on the locker.
Lieut.. II. d. Todd. j.. OF the 3rd Arlil-
leiy. saw HAAS and Hsnnezan together re-
peasedly on tho ii aud II h OF June. Wit.
ness walked with ihs two toward the mouth
OF Mill Greek TO see the 3aoho "Oygnst" and
they could not make the ysohtmen hear,
Rains Cred pistol aud a boat cane. taking
them eff to the yacht o. their return they
insisted that Witness should go out sailing
with them, but az 1t was calm and squali
rising be declined to go. Hams and Han
negan seemed on the best OF terms. Witness
bad an opportunity to see Hannegan In q
bathing suit. He wa larger than Hams,
WAS yell developed, aud more muscular.
Oas of the jurors was very sick and thejury
WAS taken QUO as The oouei took recess.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-10
coursgement

GENERAL MALONE, in his latest mani
festo. says the outrages to which the Viz
pinie republicans are subjected by their
democratic feloW-citzens are 30 great That
If Virginia we're separate State and LTD pres
ent government the only one they had 10
IDEAL" with, they would 'fy TO arms" but
he thanks cd that their persons, property
and liberty are not wholly at the mercy OF
of the democratic olgerchy, and are Sill 10
great part Under tho immediate protection
Of the federal laws" The General is EVIL
deutly little "otf." His misfortunes have
thrown him otf his center. But, when lucid,
he must realize that he has brought them
upon bimself. Hls memory Ia entirely gone.
The "outrsges" to which he alludeH are
myths; but were there even such outrages
perpetrsted upon law abiding people as
those committed by the Generals white and
negro followers when they registered grave
yards" threw out the votes OF whole coun-
ties, and sold the State printing for sub
scriptions to their election fund. and whose
only required qualifications for judgeshsp
we're that the applicant therefor should be q
readiuster and once In his life had opened
law book?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-10
VIRaINIA NEWS.

The Court Of Appeals OF Virginia will
open to-day ct Staunton.
Mr. K Msddux. of FaUquier, has sold
his fine race borse. Neptune, to MIR. Joo.
Barnard for one thousand doIlars.
DR.. Hunter MCGUIRE, OF Richmond, who
has been abroad fer several weeks, left
Liverpool yesterday for home on the leu
tonic.
Miss Maude Lswis, daughter of the late
G. Washington Lewis, Of Clarke county, and
Mr.. F P. Whiting, Of Roanoke, were mar
ried 10 Grace Church, Berry vile, on We'd
nesday evening, September Fad.
Mr.. Christian Bowser, who vas st one tlmo
postmaster at Bsrryville, died on Thursday
last, aged 81 years. Ooi, Washington Dear
mont died at his homo neer While Post,
Clarke county, the sams day.
In the case Of T. Boyd, who has been
on trial four times on the charge Of attempt
Ing to blow up private residence 10 Roam
oke City With dynamite. the jury yesterday
In Lynohburg brought In verdict Of mot
guilty." The othsr three jurles we're about
equally divided.
The decision In the Van Vrankin case,
sentencing the sccusedior ter m ofimprFon-
ni0ut VI Uuc year duUbIu tu6 ESC6lNluB sUlp
franklin at the Norfolk navy yard, ID con-
sIdered by ell particularly Interested as a
very light punishment, and the rumor that
new trial will be requested is entirely un-
founded.
Mrs. Margaret Eleanor Stone Conway,
widow of Walter Peyton Conway, OF Fzede.
ricksburg, died Tuesday ss the house of her
son-in-law. Prof Francis A. March, of LAT
ayette College, Esston. Pa, of old age. She
was o daughter OF DR.. John Moncure Daniel,
surgeon 10 the United States Army in the
war of 1872
Andrew Hart, administrators OF tbs estate
of George Shelton, deceased. has, through
bis attorney, @ E. Nicol, OF Prince William
county, brought suit liz the circuit court
against the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
company for SIC, 900 damages for the alleged
killing of Shelton az Waynesooro by one of
its trains about three months ago. Shelton,
who WAS coored barber, living at Basic
Olty,it Is said, was drunk ct the time he was
killed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-10

THE NReRoBs In Massachusetts, who have
always voted the republican ticket, thinking
that such loyalty deserved some recognition
asked fox a place for one OF their race on
the State republican ticket. The republic
cans, however, considered that request In
the light OF impertnenoe, and rejected 1t
with contemptuous Indifference. The ne
groes are, therefore, and naturally, indig-
nant, and have publicly announced their de-
termination to cast solid vote at the com.
Ing election for the prohibition candidates.
But, like thei. race In Virginia, notwith-
standing the determination referred to, they
will probably vote the republican ticket all
the same on election day. The republican
party thinks the negroes belong to 1t, and
the poor, foolish and Ignorant negroes think
an too
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-10
Russia and Turkey.

LONDON, Sep. 10.-A dispatch to the
Standard from B ,.oum Gays: Eleven ship
menls Of var stores have trsversed ihe Oar
dsnelles this yea.. Turkey yielding 10 Bus
ssa shows that tho treaty ofParis is dead let
ter go far as Russia lie concerned. as strong
Black Sen fsot ia being rapidly collected
The diplomatic triumph Of the Russian ann
bassador at Oonstantlnople shows plainly
how Russia is paving the way to achieve
her long cherished ambition he poasss
sion of CopstaDtnopls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-10
Virginia Pharmacists.

The Virginia Pharwaceu ical Association
In st sson at Roanoke yesterday adopted a
motion nstructing committee to go before
the Virginia Medical Association pext
month and urge all physicians to cease pre-
soribing patent compounds. Officers were
elected az follows:
NJ. E Church. Falls Church. president !; J.
O. Johnson, Roanoke, H. a. Wissmau, Dan.
Vile, A. Bua, Portsmouth and Edgar War
field, Alexandria, vice presidents G. B.
Fleet. Lynohburg, secretary T. Roberts
Baker, Richmond, corresponding secretary;
O. q. Lansdep, Lgnchburg. treasurer w.
F Iogram. Norfo k. E. q. Jackson, Norfolk,
and DR.. A s BiIlisoly. Portsmouth. e1scu-
tiVs committee. The following names were
recommended to the Governor TO ssect obo
member OF the board OF pharmacy, Mr BY
don's term having expired A. st1at:o1,
GordoDsville c. a. Santos, Norfolk b: d.
Gorrell, Lexisgrou Jos A Jetirie', WAI-
renton, and NJ. q. Hall, Fredericksburg.
Fredericksburg was selected as the nsAs
place OF meeting. and the second Tuesday
in September, 1892, as the time. The COZ
yention then ediou,ned. a banquet #as
given the-paem bers Of thu association 1871
night -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-10
An Injured Wife Furious.

NEwBRUNswIoK, N. J .,Ssp lex Alder.
man John Barbour couple of years ago. It
!s alleged, became too intimate with Mjss
Nellie Gilings. vino comes OF respectable
family. In company with woman friend
Mrs. Barbour followed her husband 10 Trsn.
ton, where he said he was going to attend
fair. At the Trenton depot she saw him
With the girl. There was trouble, and tina
wife talked Of divorce. The husband DON.
WINGED her, however, that he was innocsot
assuring her that the meeting with
Miss Gilllngs was entirely accidental
1t has lo1g been an open soorat since thsn thst
the girl visited him at his office in the livery ,..
BILE, and it Is said she had key OF her on.
Every one aympath!zsd with the wife, and finally
some one teld of Miss Giliugs's visits. Shs -.
solved to sec for herself, and yesterday accomnsn
led by her husbands mother. she visited III.
ofics. As she entered she saw Miss Gip,.
There was ecream, and then an umbrella Weld.
cd by the wifo came down again and again on tho
head and face OF the young WON All, while to vs,,
the performance Mrs. Barbour occasionally isbb.d
the tip Of the veapoa at her face. The motbs,-
in-lau attacked her. The victims bonnet spFs,-
cd greatly, and as soon rs Barbour got his VIII.
away from her she Aod out OF the once and ais.
appeared. Mrs. Barbour, after turning the yias
Of her wrath upon her husband went to LAWYER
to consult him about criminal proceedings. sh.
prefers to have the tgo punished rather than got
a divorce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-10

CHURCH DEDIcATIoN.-The Episcopal Church
of 1.-THE Redeemer' at Aldie, was dedicated last
Tuesday. Notwithstanding the rain, which kept
many away who would otherwise have been in
sttendar &c, the crowd present was quite largo,
and the se vices throughout we're highly interest
ing, Bishop white oficisted-ser7ices by Revs.
Arthur 8. Johns, the former pastor of tho church,
and E. s. Hinks-Mr Johns preaching the dedi-
cAtory. sermon Bishop white delivered an ad-
dress and also confirmed one person. The min
listers present were Rev. B. T. Davis, of Lsesburg;
DR.. james Grammer, of The Plains; A. s. Johns
of Rockville, Md E. s. Kinks, Of Upperville; B.
T. Tuner, of Haymsrket, and VIM. Meade. Of
erndon.-LeesJHrg Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-10

ONE OF the members of the Interstate
commerce commission ia dead, and it's chair
man has resigned. AS the commission Is OF
no conceivable good TO anybody except to
Its own members and the clerks they en-
ploy. the President should not Eli the va
oancies in it, aud Congress at its next ses-
sion should abolish 1t as soon SO possible.
That it has not benefited the public Is plain
to everybody, end that the profits OF the
railroads have not been decreased is equally
az plain, and both could get along just as
we'll without the totally unnecessary ex-
pense of the commission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-10
THURSDAY EVENING. sEPTEaBER III.
oavvn.I MAroND's chief purpose in hold

cvNppA1 MAHoNE's chiefpurpose In hoio-
,oc his narty In allegiance this fall is to pre-.
vent sny attempt at Its reorganization anlll
after the appointment Of the delegation 70
the next national republican convention. II
be ran retain the craftsmanship OF the State
renublican committee he will remain IN
command OF his party, and by means OF MS
followers in the several districts can name
the members OF the delegation referred 10.
By STAYING off reorganization be Will retain
his craftsmanship and, therefore, must De re-
cognized By the Harrison administration SIS
the official head OF his party In the states
and 90 such entitled to the patronage 1t hea
left at it's disposal. Then, too, as he "iii
have the appointment OF the delegation 10
the national convention he believes, and not
without cause, that President Harrison, VINO
Ia striving for denomination, will be more
fsvorably disposed towards him In future
than he has been In the past. That one OF
his objects In publishing his latest manifesto
was to produce this Last effect ia made EVIL
dent by the appeal it contains to president
Harrison for cordial recognition and en-
couragement."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-10

THE democratic committee of this State,
unlike the republican committee, has wisely
determined to stand By the principle OF
home rule, and to leave the direction aud
control OF the party's affairs to the respeo.
tive county and city committees aud to
make recommendations and render assist
anoe only when specially requested to do 30
BY those committees. The democratic, is
By nature as we'll SIS name, the peoples, not
q one mans party.